Hello Malta Forum people. I'm Kevin, I was lucky enough to be born in Malta and have citizenship / passport. My wife will apply for citizenship by registration at the Citizenship Unit in Valletta. My question is about the Affidavit - does this need to be prepared beforehand with a lawyer, or can we walk in with the blank form? Anyone know what wording should be on the form?
Thanks in advance..
find dr.Joannes Maria De Luca , law firm , he know very well malta and can advise as best as possible
@kdpritchard An affidavit is a sworn statement put in writing. You must do it in front of witnesses while also having it notarized at the same time.
What I failed to see was the Affidavit in among Form B :-)
We went to the office on Old Hospital Street this morning at about 0715. We filled in and signed the form in the presence of the desk officer, €10 each. We were out of there before 0815.
I believe the office is open 0730 to 1130 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. They were most helpful in person and by email.
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