For those who needed bona fide marriage affidavit, a sample is attached here. It must be on official government paper and get it notarized. It must be made by 2 persons who personally attended your marriage.

Enjoy!


AFFIDAVIT
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I, <full name of the person making affidavit>, born on <date of birth> at <place of birth>, son of <his/her parents names>, currently residing at <current address> and the holder of <which country's> Passport# <passport number> do hereby declare as follows:

That <bride/groom> is my son/daughter, born to me and my wife <wife's name>

That <bride/groom> was born on <date of birth> at <place of birth>

That <bride/groom> is the son/daughter of <bride/groom's parents names>

That <bride/groom> was born on <date of birth> at <place of birth>

That <bride/groom> married to <bride/groom> on <date of marrige> at <place of marriage> with the presence of both family members, relatives and friends.


Place: <Signature>
Date: Deponent

Solemnly affirmed and signed before me by the deponent on <date> at <place>.


<Notary name, seal etc.>

So basicaly all they want is a document to say the marriage took place? They have marriage certificates for that don't they . Pretty much that is all that is being said. Its crazy that they would even need that because it proves or shows nothing as far as the bonafides, all that would show is someone got married.

You're right. I also believe just marriage certificate is more than enough. But the affidavit is making by 2 more persons, that's all !

I don't think it has to do with the fact that you attended the wedding. I think it's geared more towards the validity of the relationship

yes I used an example from this site that basically said from the persons observation the relationship is real. Like my mom did one and in that she stated that she sees me talk to my husband everyday and that in her eyes it's a real relationship