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If you are looking for help with statutory declaration our specialist solicitors can help you. In addition to office meetings, we offer remote meetings by telephone or video if preferred. To discuss your options call us 24/7 on 0208 004 0065 or email us at [email protected]
A statutory declaration is a formal written statement made by an individual affirming certain facts to be true. These declarations are typically made in situations where there is no formal legal requirement for an oath or affidavit, but where a declaration of truth is necessary, such as in administrative or procedural matters.
Overall, statutory declarations play an important role in the legal system by providing a formal mechanism for individuals to assert the truthfulness of specific statements or facts in various legal and administrative proceedings.
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If you wish to read more about this area of law we have some frequently asked questions at the end of this page – feel free to scroll down to read more.
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Statutory declarations are used in various legal and administrative contexts, such as applying for licenses, confirming identity, providing evidence for benefits, or making declarations related to property matters.
The purpose is to provide a solemn declaration of truthfulness on specific matters. It’s a formal way for individuals to assert facts or statements relevant to legal proceedings, official applications, or administrative processes.
Any individual with firsthand knowledge of the facts being declared can make a statutory declaration. However, there may be specific requirements depending on the context, so it’s essential to check the relevant legislation or guidelines.
Statutory declarations must usually be witnessed by a person authorized under the law, such as a solicitor, commissioner for oaths or a justice of the peace. This witness verifies the identity of the declarant and confirms the declaration was made truthfully.
Making a false statement in a statutory declaration is a serious offense and may constitute perjury or other criminal offenses. Individuals who knowingly provide false information may face legal consequences, including fines or imprisonment.
Yes, statutory declarations typically follow a prescribed format outlined in relevant legislation or guidelines. This format includes identifying the declarant, describing the subject matter, affirming the truthfulness of the statement, and obtaining signatures from the declarant and witness.
Yes, a statutory declaration can be used as evidence in court proceedings, but its admissibility and weight as evidence may depend on various factors, including the relevance of the declaration to the case and whether it meets the requirements of the law.
Yes, there are different types of statutory declarations used in various contexts, such as declarations related to identity, residency, ownership of property, or eligibility for benefits. The specific requirements and content may vary depending on the purpose of the declaration.
Statutory declaration forms can often be obtained from legal stationery stores, government agencies, or online resources. It’s important to use the appropriate form for the specific purpose and to ensure compliance with relevant legal requirements.
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