Why This Form Is Important

• It is a sworn legal declaration ("solemnly affirm and declare") followed by a formal Verification clause, so false statements carry legal consequences — this gives the municipal authority a legally binding, not merely informal, basis for granting a Tehbazari license.
• It establishes citizenship and permanent residence in N.C.T. of Delhi, which the form states directly, and which is typically a threshold eligibility requirement before a vending license can even be considered.
• It creates a documented record of the applicant's trade (the specific product sold) and the exact location of that trade, tying the license to a verifiable business activity rather than an open-ended claim.
• It requires disclosure of annual income, which supports the authority's assessment of the applicant's financial profile and, in many municipal schemes, eligibility caps or fee categorization.
• It contains an explicit anti-duplication declaration — that the applicant does not already hold a Tehbazari in their own or any family member's name — which is the clause the entire affidavit is built around, and is central to preventing one household from holding multiple licenses.

Which Supporting Document Is Most Important

The form's own text does not name a specific attachment to enclose (unlike affidavits that say "enclosing herewith my bank statement," this one does not). Based on what the form asks the applicant to prove, the most relevant supporting document would be a residence proof (ration card, voter ID, or utility bill at the declared address), since permanent residence in N.C.T. of Delhi is the eligibility fact repeated most heavily. This is general practice, not a requirement quoted from the form itself.

1. Proof of residence at the declared address (voter ID / ration card / utility bill).
2. Proof of identity and date of birth (Aadhaar card, birth certificate, or similar).
3. Proof of the vending activity/location (photograph of the stall, local shopkeepers' certificate, or trade license if any).
4. Income proof supporting the declared annual income, where the issuing authority requires it.

Summary

This affidavit exists to give a municipal authority a sworn, verifiable basis for granting a Tehbazari vending license — establishing who the applicant is, where they live and trade, what they earn, and — most importantly — that they don't already hold a competing license in the family, all under legal declaration rather than an informal claim.

Note: The eligibility framing above (residence requirement, anti-duplication rationale, minimum-age inference on the date-of-birth field) reflects general/typical municipal-licensing practice rather than a quoted governing circular. If you can share the actual Tehbazari policy/circular this form implements, I can tighten this write-up to cite it directly.