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A Statutory Declaration Form, also known as a stat dec , is used by a solicitor to document that a person has made an oath that their statement is true. The most common uses are for a statutory declaration for a name change (deed poll) or for a Declaration of Solvency.

It is a criminal offence to make a stat dec that you know to be untrue .

The solicitor doesn't give advice on the transaction being undertaken, their role is to listen to your declaration in their capacity as an officer of the law.

The statutory declaration cost is a Fixed Fee of £151 INC VAT per person and we have availability, usually within 1 working day, using video conference. The process is:

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    Complete form below (1) provide the details of the party swearing, (2) attach your ID, (3) attach any prescribed wording from your solicitor, (4) pay using PayPal, debit or credit card, (5) book a time that suits using our online calendar.
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    Meeting Your meeting is via video conference and you make your declaration to our solicitor where you sign your declaration and we record this via video.
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    Send to us You send to us your signed statutory declaration form where the solicitor signs and sends to your solicitor or back to you.

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What statutory declarations do we provide?


  • Landlord Statutory Declaration. For deductions from rent deposits. Read more >> Landlord Statutory Declaration
  • Name Change
  • Declaration of Solvency for example if a property is being gifted under market value the conveyancer may require a stat dec to confirm you are solvent. Read more >> Declaration of Solvency
  • Other/Bespoke for example a legal owner in a property transaction may be asked to give a stat dec to confirm they won't look to the council for housing support.

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