NSW Statutory Declaration Forms

A statutory declaration is a written statement which a person swears, affirms or declares to be true in the presence of an authorised witness — usually a JP, lawyer or notary public. A NSW statutory declaration is made under the Oaths Act 1900. There are two alternative formats specified in the Act, in the Eighth Schedule and in the Ninth Schedule. Either of the two formats may be used.  

• NSW statutory declaration - Eighth Schedule 
  • Editable Word doc (DOC, 42.5 KB)
  • Uneditable PDF (PDF, 11.4 KB)
• NSW statutory declaration - Ninth Schedule 
  • Editable Word doc (DOC, 42.5 KB)
  • Uneditable PDF (PDF, 12.0 KB)

Statutory declaration by an interpreter

Suggested wording for a statutory declaration by an accredited interpreter or by other interpreters can be downloaded below.

• Accredited interpreter 
  • Editable Word doc (DOC, 30.5 KB) 
  • Uneditable PDF (PDF, 18.2 KB)
• Other interpreter 
  • Editable Word doc (DOC, 30.5 KB) 
  • Uneditable PDF (PDF, 18.4 KB)

Commonwealth Statutory Declaration Forms

For Information on Commonwealth Statutory Declaration forms please visit the Federal Attorney-General's webpage.

Information on Affidavits

For information on Affidavits please visit the Legal Aid NSW webpage.