This declaration must be made before a person authorised by the Statutory Declarations Act 1959 and Regulations, which include the following: magistrate, Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for Declarations, Commissioner for Affidavits, solicitor, registered medical practitioner, bank manager, postal manager, an Australian Public Service Officer with 5 years or more service.
Student's residential addresses will be collected under the provisions of the Statutory Declarations Act 1959. A person authorised to sign on behalf of the Approved Authority of the school will be required to declare the validity of the address data and that a copy of the Privacy Notice has been sent to each student's parent or care giver whose residential address has been provided to the Department.
A written statement of facts which the person making it signs and solemnly declares to be true. It is affirmed by the declarant and not sworn and must be witnessed by a justice of the peace, a commissioner for declarations, a notary public, or a lawyer.• Paternity• Separation
a declaration given before someone who is duly authorised by the Court, such as a solicitor
a declaration sworn before the Commissioner of Oaths or a Notary Public
a legal document sworn as being a true statement in front of a Justice of the Peace
a legal document that must be witnessed and signed by a registered Justice of the Peace or Commissioner for Declarations who will officially stamp the document
a solemn declaration made in writing by a party knowing and intending it to have the same effect as though it were a declaration made under the Canada Evidence Act
a statement of fact made by a declarant (the person making the declaration) conscientiously believed to be true
a statement, recording your intention to abandon your old name and adopt a new one
a sworn statement made before a judge, notary public, or commissioner of oaths
a sworn statement to the court made by you
a voluntary declaration taken by a solicitor or other authorised person
a written statement declared to be true in
a written statement made by a person, which sets out information that the person making the statement swears to be true
A written statement of facts signed under oath.
a declaration made before a Commissioner for Oaths in a prescribed form;
A declaration by a person that the relevant information affirmed to in it or an annexed application, is true and correct and someone authorised by law to do so witnesses this
A statement made in writing and sworn before a person who has authority to administer it e.g. a solicitor.
A declaration made under the Statutory Declarations Act 1835, viz. a written statement of fact signed and solemnly declared to be true before a commissioner of oaths or a magistrate.
A statement made by an individual in a specific format which he is required to swear is the truth on oath before a solicitor or similar officer. If the statement is incorrect, the person making it can face criminal charges for giving a false declaration.
A statutory declaration is a legal document defined under the law of certain Commonwealth nations. It is effectively an oath, or statement that is sworn to be true in the presence of legally prescribed witnesses.
