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The Affidavit Of Dependent Parents Form is a vital legal instrument in the Philippine legal system, designed to formally document the dependency relationship between parents and their supporting children. This document becomes necessary when individuals need to claim benefits or privileges related to supporting dependent parents, such as tax deductions under the National Internal Revenue Code or dependent's benefits under the Social Security System. The affidavit typically includes detailed information about both the supporting child and dependent parents, including financial support arrangements, living conditions, and the nature of dependency. It must be executed in accordance with Philippine notarial law and can be used as evidence for various government and private institutions. The document's importance has grown with the increasing focus on social welfare and family support systems in Philippine society.

1. Title and Jurisdiction: States the document type and jurisdiction (Republic of the Philippines, specific city/municipality)

2. Affiant's Personal Information: Details of the person making the affidavit including full name, age, citizenship, civil status, and complete address

3. Parents' Information: Complete details of the dependent parent(s) including full names, ages, citizenship, and current addresses

4. Relationship Declaration: Clear statement of the biological or legal relationship between the affiant and the parents

5. Dependency Statement: Declaration of parents' dependency status, including financial support provided and reasons for dependency

6. Financial Support Details: Specific information about the type and amount of support provided to the parents

7. Living Arrangement Declaration: Statement about current living arrangements and housing situation of the dependent parents

8. Oath and Verification: Standard affirmation of truth and correctness of the stated facts under oath