Form 6A(iii) – Affidavit of Verification

What this form is for

• • Use this form when you need to formally confirm that documents submitted to the Courts Service are accurate.
• • It serves as your sworn statement regarding specific facts related to a court case.
• • Choose this over a simple declaration if a formal affidavit is required by the judge or solicitor.
• • This confirms verification, not necessarily the underlying truth—it verifies *that* you checked it.

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

No specific universal deadline is confirmed in the source material. Always adhere to deadlines set by your assigned court or solicitor.

Before you submit

• • Have you physically signed the form in ink?
• • Is there a witness present who can attest to your signature?
• • Has the witness completed their section completely (name, address, signature)?
• • Are all required sections filled out without crossing words?
• • Does the document clearly state that this is Form 6A(iii)?

How to file this form

1. 1Complete all fields on Form 6A(iii) in black ink.
2. 2Have a witness sign and date the form in your presence.
3. 3Attach the relevant documents you are verifying to this affidavit.
4. 4File the completed package with the appropriate Irish Court Registry.
5. 5Keep one signed copy for your own records.

Known limitations

• • This form itself does not guarantee a specific court outcome or ruling.
• • The validity relies on the witness correctly attesting to your signature.
• • It is tied to a specific case; it cannot be used generally without referencing that case file.
• • Not confirmed in official source: The required filing method (e.g., physical vs. online portal) can vary by court.