An Affidavit of Contractor is a written, sworn statement signed by the contractor that confirms certain facts concerning a contract. It is commonly used in business transactions such as real estate, construction, and other commercial agreements. It is not a substitute for a contract, but rather a sworn statement that certain facts have been stated in the contract, such as the date of signing, the parties involved, the terms of the agreement, and any other relevant information. The Affidavit of Contractor is a form of legal evidence that can be used to prove the existence of a contract between two parties. It is often necessary for the contractor to provide an Affidavit of Contractor to a court or other legal authority to prove their involvement in a contract. There are several types of Affidavit of Contractor, depending on the purpose for which it is being used. For example, a Real Estate Affidavit of Contractor may be used to prove the existence of a real estate contract, while a Construction Affidavit of Contractor may be used to prove the existence of a construction contract. Other types of Affidavit of Contractor include Business Affidavit of Contractor, Personal Affidavit of Contractor, and Notary Affidavit of Contractor.