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Statutory declarations - Attorney-Generals Department A statutory declaration (also known as a stat dec) is a type of legal document that sets out facts that you declare to be true and accurate Statutory declarations can be used for many purposes and can be requested by a person, organisation or government agency
About Commonwealth statutory declarations - Attorney-Generals Department This page provides general information and answers frequently asked questions about completing a Commonwealth statutory declaration (also known as a stat dec) For specific instructions on how to fill out and obtain a witnessed statutory declaration, please refer to the following pages based on your method:
Digital Commonwealth statutory declarations - Attorney-Generals Department You can now make Commonwealth statutory declarations (also known as stat decs) digitally through your myGov account If you do not have a myGov account and want to create one, see create a myGov account To create a digital Commonwealth statutory declaration without a witness you must have a Digital Identity connected to your myGov account
Who can witness a Commonwealth statutory declaration An approved witness for a Commonwealth statutory declaration is somebody prescribed under Schedule 1 of the Statutory Declarations Regulations 2023 An approved witness must either: hold one of the approved Australian licensed or registered occupations
Attorney-Generals Department Download a Word or PDF copy of a Commonwealth statutory declaration form You can also fill in a stat dec online
Accepting a Commonwealth statutory declaration | Attorney-Generals . . . You can refuse to accept the Commonwealth statutory declaration Intentionally making a false statutory declaration is a Commonwealth offence under the Act, and fraud is an offence under all jurisdictions The Australian Federal Police has responsibility for prosecuting Commonwealth offences
Making a Commonwealth statutory declaration overseas You can create a digital Commonwealth statutory declaration through myGov while you are overseas, without needing to find a witness For more information see digital Commonwealth statutory declarations
Information for witnesses - Attorney-Generals Department An approved witness for a Commonwealth statutory declaration is somebody prescribed under Schedule 1 of the Statutory Declarations Regulations 2023 They must have a connection to Australia You can find this list and more information under who can witness a Commonwealth statutory declaration