Your Statutory Declaration in 3 Steps

Exact 1835 Act wording with your facts merged in.

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WARNING: In England and Wales, knowingly and wilfully making a statutory declaration false in a material particular is an offence under section 5 of the Perjury Act 1911, punishable by up to two years’ imprisonment or a fine, or both. Other jurisdictions have their own laws. Do not sign this document until you are in front of your witness.

Step 1 of 3: Use case

What is your statutory declaration for?

Change of name (alternative to a deed poll) — £9.99Proves you stopped using your old name and adopted a new one. Also used in Scotland — check what the recipient accepts.Single status / freedom to marry abroad — £14.99States your marital status for a receiving authority that accepts this format; check destination requirements first.One and the same person (name discrepancy) — £9.99Proves two different names on your documents both refer to you.Lost document — £9.99Records the loss of a passport, certificate, share certificate or title deed.General purpose (write your own statement) — £9.99Your own numbered paragraphs of fact, in the prescribed 1835 Act structure.