Affidavit Generator
Self declaration and affidavit formats for name change, date of birth, address, income, lost documents and more.
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Ten free generators for the affidavits, agreements, certificates and letters people in India need most. Pick a tool, fill in your details, check the live preview and download a PDF or Word file. No login, and your data stays in your browser.
Affidavits, agreements and no objection certificates.
Self declaration and affidavit formats for name change, date of birth, address, income, lost documents and more.
Open toolAn 11 month rent or leave and licence agreement, with rent and deposit written in words.
Open toolNo Objection Certificates for visa, higher studies, landlord, property, vehicle transfer, parent consent and internship.
Open toolCertificates and letters for school, college and admissions.
A gap affidavit for college admission, with the gap dates, the reason and the last exam passed.
Open toolSchool or college, employer, and gazetted officer formats for admission, jobs, verification and visa.
Open toolLeave letters for school and office: sick, casual, earned, emergency, maternity and paternity.
Open toolLetters for joining, leaving and hiring.
A polite resignation letter with notice period and last working day, for several situations.
Open toolFor HR to issue a relieving letter, or for an employee to ask HR for one.
Open toolAppointment letters for a permanent job, a fixed-term contract or an internship, with an acceptance block.
Open toolLetters to your bank branch.
Account closing, debit card, cheque book, KYC update, address change and statement request letters.
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Every tool on this page works the same way. You fill in a short form, the document is written for you in the usual Indian format, and you can download it as a PDF or Word file, print it, or copy the text. Many tools are also available in Marathi. Nothing you type is uploaded, because everything runs in your browser.
These generators prepare drafts for general use. They are not legal advice. Check the rules of your state or office, and use stamp paper, letterhead, signatures or notarisation where required.
Yes. They are free to use, with no sign-up.
No. The letters are built in your browser. Some tools keep a short draft history on your own device only.
They are drafts. Most offices accept a properly signed letter, but some need stamp paper, a notary or their own format. Ask the office first.