General Affidavits are written statements of fact used to support your case or verify facts that are sworn to be true in front of a notary public. The absent party must complete every blank and sign the affidavit.In addition, the absent party's signature must be acknowledged and notarized. A properly completed, notarized general affidavit form can be useful in legal proceedings. Here's how to make sure your affidavit is valid in Texas. To submit this form, ensure all fields are complete and the affidavit is signed before a notary. Please print and fill out the appropriate form. You may mail the form or bring it in person to the Justice Court, Precinct 4. Discover a stepbystep guide to creating a general affidavit with Bryan Fagan, PLLC. Understand the legal requirements.