The Delaware Supplemental Owner's Affidavit and Indemnity is a legal document that is used to legally transfer ownership of a Delaware corporation or LLC. It is typically used to transfer ownership when the owner is deceased, disabled, or otherwise unable to continue owning the business entity. This document serves to guarantee that the new owner is legally responsible for any debts and liabilities that the former owner may have incurred. It also indemnifies the former owner from any claims or legal action that may be taken by the new owner. There are two main types of Delaware Supplemental Owner's Affidavit and Indemnity: the General Affidavit and the Limited Affidavit. The General Affidavit is for when the former owner is deceased or disabled and transfers ownership to the new owner. The Limited Affidavit is for when the new owner is taking over the business from the former owner, but the former owner is still alive. In this case, the former owner still retains some ownership rights and can be held liable for any liabilities or debts that the new owner may incur.