An Affidavit of Marital History is a sworn statement of an individual's marital history. It is a legally binding document that outlines a person's marital status at a certain point in time. This document is commonly used in legal proceedings such as divorce proceedings or immigration applications. It is signed by the affine (the person making the affidavit) and is witnessed by a third party. The affidavit must include details such as the affine's name, address, date of birth, the date of marriage and the date of divorce. It should also include any other information relevant to the affine's marital history. There are two types of Affidavit of Marital History: General Affidavit and Specific Affidavit. A General Affidavit of Marital History is used for general purposes and covers the affine's marital status up to the date of signing the affidavit. A Specific Affidavit of Marital History is used for more specific purposes, such as immigration applications or divorce proceedings, and covers the affine's marital status up to a certain date.