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Federal Rules of Evidence: Key federal evidence rules including Rule 601 (Competency to testify), Rule 603 (Oath or affirmation requirements), and Rules 801-807 (Hearsay rules and exceptions) that govern the admissibility and format of affidavits in federal courts.

State-Specific Requirements: Individual state laws regarding affidavits, including state-specific notarization requirements and state rules of civil procedure that may affect the format and execution of the affidavit.

Statute of Limitations: Federal and state-specific time limits for filing claims, including jurisdiction-specific deadlines that may affect the validity of the affidavit.

Perjury Laws: Federal perjury statute (18 U.S.C. ยง 1621) and state-specific perjury laws that establish criminal penalties for making false statements under oath in an affidavit.

Notary Public Laws: State notary public laws and federal notarial act requirements governing the proper authentication and witnessing of affidavits.

Specific Claim-Related Laws: Laws pertaining to the specific type of claim (property, debt, inheritance, etc.) and any industry-specific regulations that may apply to the subject matter of the affidavit.

Documentary Evidence Rules: Requirements for supporting documentation and authentication standards that must be met when submitting evidence along with an affidavit of claim.