Appellant having filed its claim with affidavit attached, within the time required by law, and having made known to the assignee its consent in writing, within four months after the publication of notice of assignee's appointment, and the assignee not having distributed the estate, the amended affidavit related back to the time of the filing of its original affidavit. Affidavit for garnishment can be amended by permitting officer to sign same: White v. Casey, 25 Tex. 555; Sims v. Redding, 20 Tex. 387. Clerk's certificate to affidavit for sequestration may be made nunc pro tunc: May v. Ferrell, 22 Tex. 340. Pauper's oath in lieu of cost bond may be amended in substance: Hubby v. Harris, 63 Tex. 456. Affidavit for trial of right of property may be amended: Lyon v. Goldfrank, 58 Tex. 356. A claim not disputed by the assignee will not be rejected without notice to the claimant, because the verification is insufficient in form: In re Ranger (Com.