Statutory Declaration (QLD)
A Statutory Declaration (QLD) is valid for matters relating to the state of Queensland and Queensland legislation. This declaration may be signed and witnessed electronically.
Last updated October 16, 2024
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- It is a criminal offence to lie in a statutory declaration.
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