Passport Annexure Affidavit (Annexure D / F / I)

When you need it

The Passport Seva portal or your Regional Passport Office has asked for a standard-format affidavit alongside a fresh, reissue or change-of-particulars passport application. Annexure D is commonly asked for as a general affidavit verifying a particular the application cannot otherwise support with a standard document. Annexure F is commonly asked for where the application involves a change of name following marriage or divorce. Annexure I is commonly asked for where it involves a change in appearance or signature since the last passport was issued. The Passport Seva instruction booklet and your Regional Passport Office are the authority on which annexure a given applicant needs and exactly what it must say, and the letter-to-purpose mapping has shifted across editions of that booklet over the years. Check your specific requirement against the current booklet, or ask the Passport Seva Kendra, before relying on this template's description of D, F or I — see the note below on this. Not for adding a spouse's name to a passport, which uses a different annexure — see the Passport Spouse Name Addition Affidavit instead.

What follows is written for Punjab and Chandigarh. It states the position there rather than describing how it varies, so the amounts below are the ones that apply — worth confirming at the sub-registrar’s office, because rates change. If the property is anywhere else in India, none of this is yours.