How To Obtain An Affidavit For A Lost Logbook In Kenya

In this article, we will look at how to obtain an affidavit for a lost logbook in Kenya. If you have lost the logbook of your vehicle, you’ll need to file an affidavit to declare it lost and initiate the process of obtaining a replacement. An affidavit for a lost logbook is a formal statement made under oath, declaring that the logbook has been lost and stating the circumstances of the loss.

To get an affidavit for a lost logbook in Kenya, you can follow these steps:

1. Visit the Police Station

Go to the nearest police station, report the loss or damage to your logbook to the police and obtain a police abstract.

2. Prepare the necessary documents.

Gather the necessary documents, such as a copy of your identification (ID or passport) and vehicle details, and then download the affidavit for the lost logbook online. There are many Kenyan law websites where you can download the affidavit. You can also download an affidavit form from a cyber café.

3. Visit a Lawyer or Commissioner of Oaths

Fill out and sign the document before a Notary Public, Commissioner for Oaths, Consular officer or magistrate. They will help you prepare an affidavit stating the circumstances of the lost logbook.

4. Take your Motor Vehicle for a tape lift

The DCI uses a method called “tape lifting” to validate that the vehicle’s chassis number and engine number match the information provided in the registration documents. Upon completion, a tape lift report will be provided to you.

5. Submit the Affidavit

When submitting your application to replace your lost logbook, you’ll need to submit the affidavit, along with the tape lift report and the police abstract. Well, with all this information, getting an affidavit for your lost logbook shouldn’t be hard. If you have all these documents, your logbook should be out in 3 days, according to NTSA.

Here is an example of an affidavit for a lost logbook

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