Personal affidavit
Bank Claim Settlement Affidavit in Bangalore
What it is
An affidavit by the legal heir or nominee to claim a deceased person’s bank deposits, often along with an indemnity and the bank’s own claim forms.
Full set ₹400 – ₹1,800 — drafting, e-stamp paper and notary. Price depends on the document; we confirm it before we start.
Details
When you need it
- Closing a deceased account holder’s account
- Claiming fixed deposits and savings
- Locker access by heirs
What to bring
- Original photo ID of the person making the affidavit (Aadhaar, PAN, passport or driving licence)
- Death certificate
- Proof of relationship
- Claimant’s photo ID and address proof
- The bank’s claim form and its format, if it gives one
Price
₹400 – ₹1,800
Full set: drafting, Karnataka e-stamp paper and notary. The exact price depends on the document — we tell you before we start.
Stamp paper
₹100 e-stamp paper — Article 4 (Affidavit), Karnataka Stamp Act.
We print it on Karnataka e-stamp paper at our office — you do not need to buy it separately.
How it works
- WhatsApp us the details (and any format your office gave you).
- We draft it and send it to you to check.
- We print it on e-stamp paper.
- You sign before the notary at our JP Nagar office.
Tip: Banks often have their own wording — bring their format and we draft it exactly.
Requirements can differ between offices. Tell us where the affidavit will be submitted and we confirm the exact format before drafting.
Questions about the claim settlement in the bank affidavit
Do all legal heirs need to sign?
Often yes, or the other heirs give a no-objection. The bank tells you what it needs; we prepare the affidavits accordingly.
How much does an affidavit cost?
The full set — drafting, e-stamp paper and notary — costs ₹400 to ₹1,800 depending on the document. We tell you the exact price before we start.
Do I need to come to the office?
Yes, for a notarised affidavit the person making it (the deponent) signs in front of the notary. Everything else — the details and the draft — can be done on WhatsApp first.
Which stamp paper is used for an affidavit in Karnataka?
An affidavit is stamped under Article 4 of the Karnataka Stamp Act — ₹100 e-stamp paper. Bonds such as an indemnity bond use their own article.
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