Declaration under Art. 313 of the Criminal Code

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The all-purpose declaration that institutions and employers ask for most often. You fill in your details and the wording of what you are declaring; the clause on criminal liability for a false declaration is already in the text.

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Common questions

What am I taking on by signing a declaration like this?

Criminal liability for declaring false particulars. That is not a formality — the declaration is asked for precisely because the institution relies on it instead of checking each statement separately.

What if I got something wrong without meaning to?

Report it in writing as soon as you notice. A mistake corrected on your own initiative is an altogether different thing from a discrepancy found on inspection, and the date you reported it matters.

Can I declare something I am not sure about?

Do not state as a fact something you are assuming. If the point turns on a document you have not yet seen, check it before signing — the declaration does not distinguish a mistake from carelessness.

Does it have to be notarised?

Usually not — it is signed before the authority or attached to the file. A notarisation requirement does come up in certain proceedings, so check what the particular institution wants before paying for one.