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Sworn statements

Sworn statement of residence

A statement where you declare on your honour that you live at your address, asked for in many administrative and school files. The signature must be legalised. It does not replace the certificate issued by the local authorities.

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What you need

What to bring

The signature must be legalised after printing. How to get it legalised

This is a standard model: check it with the administration concerned.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the signature on this document need to be legalised?

Yes. After printing it, you sign it in front of the officer at the commune's or arrondissement's légalisation office, with your original ID card.

What information do I need to fill it in?

Title (Mr or Mrs); Full name; National ID (CNIE) number; Date of birth; Place of birth; Address; Date you moved in (optional); Place of signing.

What language is it written in?

In Arabic or in French, as you choose.

What should I bring?

The original ID card of each person whose signature is legalised; The printed document, not yet signed: you sign in front of the officer.

Is it free, and where does my information go?

It is free. The document is prepared on your device and your information is sent nowhere; you then print the PDF at any print shop for the price of printing.