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    This statutory declaration document consists of an individual declaring information to be true under oath. The declaration includes the person's full name and address and occupation. It states that the matter declared is set out in numbered paragraphs. It indicates that the declaration was made and signed in a specific location on a given date before a qualified person authorized to administer oaths/declarations such as a justice of the peace or legal practitioner. Notes further define authorized persons who can administer oaths/declarations both within and outside of New South Wales, Australia.

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    This statutory declaration document consists of an individual declaring information to be true under oath. The declaration includes the person's full name and address and occupation. It states that the matter declared is set out in numbered paragraphs. It indicates that the declaration was made and signed in a specific location on a given date before a qualified person authorized to administer oaths/declarations such as a justice of the peace or legal practitioner. Notes further define authorized persons who can administer oaths/declarations both within and outside of New South Wales, Australia.

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    This statutory declaration document consists of an individual declaring information to be true under oath. The declaration includes the person's full name and address and occupation. It states that the matter declared is set out in numbered paragraphs. It indicates that the declaration was made and signed in a specific location on a given date before a qualified person authorized to administer oaths/declarations such as a justice of the peace or legal practitioner. Notes further define authorized persons who can administer oaths/declarations both within and outside of New South Wales, Australia.

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    Stat Dec Template

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    gilli1cars
    This statutory declaration document consists of an individual declaring information to be true under oath. The declaration includes the person's full name and address and occupation. It states that the matter declared is set out in numbered paragraphs. It indicates that the declaration was made and signed in a specific location on a given date before a qualified person authorized to administer oaths/declarations such as a justice of the peace or legal practitioner. Notes further define authorized persons who can administer oaths/declarations both within and outside of New South Wales, Australia.

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    Statutory Declaration

    I .[Full Name] of [Address] in the State of New South Wales ... ..[Occupation] do solemnly and sincerely declare that [Set out matter declared to in numbered paragraphs]

    NEW SOUTH WALES

    And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of the provisions of the Oaths Act 1900. ..[Signature of person making the declaration]

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    Declared at .[place]1 on.. [day] of.. [month] 20 [year] Before me, [Signature of person before whom the declaration is made].[Full name] [address] in the State of New South Wales, qualification: justice of the peace, notary public, commissioner of the court for taking affidavits, legal practitioner authorised under Section 27 (1) of the Oaths Act 1900, a person authorised to administer an oath under Section 26 of the Oaths Act 19002.
    Note (1) Any oath declaration or affidavit required for the purpose of any court or for the purpose of the registration of any instrument in the State of New South Wales or for the purpose of any arbitration may be taken or made: (a) in any place in the said State before any justice of the peace for the said State, and (b) in any country or place out of the said State before a notary public, or before any person having authority to administer an oath in that country or place, and

    (c) in any country or place out of the said State before a British Consular
    Officer or an Australian Consular Officer exercising his or her functions in that country or place. Note (2) Any person authorised to administer an oath under Section 26 of the Oaths Act 1900: "Australian Consular Officer" means a person appointed to hold or act in any of the following offices (being an office of the Commonwealth of Australia) in a country or place outside the Commonwealth of Australia, namely Ambassador, High Commissioner, Minister, Head of Mission, Commissioner, Charg dAffaires, Counsellor or Secretary at an Embassy, High Commissioners Office or Legation, Consul-General, Consul, Vice-Consul, Trade Commissioner and Consular Agent and includes a person appointed to hold or act in the office of Counsellor, Official Secretary or Assistant Official Secretary at the Australian Commissioners Office in Singapore or of Secretary at the Australian Military Mission in Berlin or of Agent-General in London of the State of New South Wales or of Secretary, New South Wales Government Offices, London.

    "British Consular Officer" means a British Ambassador, Envoy, Minister, Charg dAffaires, Secretary of Embassy or Legation, ConsulGeneral, Acting Consul-General, Consul, Acting Consul, Vice-Consul, Acting Vice-Consul, Proconsul, Consular Agent and Acting Consular Agent.

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