The Georgia Associate Assessment Affidavit is a legal document used by the state of Georgia to collect information from an individual who has been charged with a crime or an offense in the state. It requires the individual to provide factual information regarding their identity, criminal history, and other personal information. There are two types of Georgia Associate Assessment Affidavit: the Georgia Preliminary Assessment Affidavit and the Georgia Final Assessment Affidavit. The Georgia Preliminary Assessment Affidavit requires the individual to provide information regarding their identity, criminal record, and other personal information. The Georgia Final Assessment Affidavit requires the individual to provide additional information, such as a detailed description of the alleged crime, the individual's statement of facts, and the results of any tests or evaluations. Both types of Georgia Associate Assessment Affidavit must be signed and dated by the individual in order to be valid.