Lost a certificate, passbook or share document and need a duplicate? Executing a bond for a commercial dealing or an employee asset? Generate the right indemnity bond text in the format Indian authorities actually expect. No signup, nothing leaves your browser.
Usually yes. Most Indian authorities and companies expect an indemnity bond on non-judicial stamp paper, with the value fixed by the state (commonly ₹100–₹500 for personal matters, higher for commercial bonds) — check with the specific bank, RTO, employer or institution asking for it, since requirements vary by state and by who is accepting the bond.
Many organisations require notarisation (and sometimes an accompanying affidavit — an "affidavit-cum-indemnity bond") even though it isn't a blanket legal requirement everywhere. Confirm with the specific authority before executing it, since a bond rejected for missing notarisation means redoing the stamp paper too.
An affidavit is a sworn statement of fact made under oath. An indemnity bond is a promise to compensate another party for a defined future loss — for example, if a lost share certificate turns out to have been used fraudulently after a duplicate was issued. Many institutions (RTOs, banks, registrars) ask for both together as an "affidavit-cum-indemnity bond." Need a plain affidavit instead? Try our Affidavit Generator (English) or शपथ पत्र जनरेटर (Hindi).
Most formats carry space for two witnesses with their name, address and signature. Witnesses should ideally not be immediate family members of the indemnifier, and some institutions specify who is acceptable (e.g. a gazetted officer) — check the receiving authority's exact requirement.
No. The bond is generated entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server.