An affidavit for a motor vehicle at NaTIS is a declaration under oath/affirmation that is required when building a motor vehicle from spare parts, as per the National Road Traffic Act, 1996.

Completing an affidavit for a motor vehicle at NaTIS is necessary to comply with the National Road Traffic Act, 1996, and provide a declaration under oath/affirmation stating the details of the motor vehicle and the acquisition of the spare parts used in building it.

You need to provide your full name, surname, gender, complete address including street name, city/town, postal code, and your ID number, which is a unique identification number issued by the government.

You need to state that you built the motor vehicle for yourself or on behalf of someone else using spare parts, list the spare parts used including make/fabricate, VIN/chassis number, and engine number for each spare part, and indicate the persons from whom you acquired the spare parts and the respective amounts paid. You also need to attach receipts as proof of acquisition for each spare part.

You need to certify that the deponent has acknowledged that they know and understand the content of the declaration, state that the deponent’s signature/thumbprint/mark was placed on the affidavit in your presence on a specific date, and include your full name and designation as the Commissioner of Oaths.

Yes, you can build a motor vehicle from spare parts for someone else. You need to mention this in the affidavit and provide the necessary details of the spare parts used and the person on whose behalf the motor vehicle was built.

Yes, it is necessary to attach receipts as proof of acquisition for each spare part used in building the motor vehicle. This helps in validating the affidavit and complying with the National Road Traffic Act, 1996.

You need a Commissioner of Oaths to complete the affidavit. The Commissioner of Oaths is responsible for administering the oath/affirmation and certifying the acknowledgment of the deponent.

Yes, it is crucial to complete the affidavit with authority and accuracy to ensure compliance with the National Road Traffic Act, 1996. Any false or incorrect information in the affidavit can lead to legal consequences.

You need to ask the deponent (person making the affidavit) the following questions and record their answers in their presence:
Are you conversant with and do you understand the content of this declaration?
Do you have any objection to taking the prescribed oath/affirmation?
Do you consider the prescribed oath/affirmation to be binding on your conscience?