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An authorised witness can include someone such as a doctor, teacher, pharmacist, bank officer or a vet.
Digital and downloadable print copies of the Queensland Statutory Declaration are available via the Queensland Government publications portal. A statutory declaration must be signed by an appropriately qualified person as described on the declaration.
Usually a witness can be anyone who: is 18 years or older. knows the person whose signature they are witnessing or has taken reasonable steps to verify their identity. isnt a party to the document.
Resources Safety Health Queensland (RSHQ) is the independent regulator of worker safety and health in Queenslands mining, quarrying, petroleum, gas and explosives industries. Our focus is on ensuring the protection of the safety and health of workers and community affected by resources operations and explosives use.
A statutory declaration is a legal document that contains a written statement about something that is true. It must be witnessed by an approved witness.
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Signing your statutory declaration Someone authorised to administer oaths must witness you sign your statutory declaration after you have filled it in. You will need to read and sign your statutory declaration in front of that person, who will also sign the document.
Section 2 of a statutory declaration is where you write your statement. You can type your statement, or use a pen. You should not use a pencil because information could be erased. We cannot give you advice about what to write in your statement.
A person that is approved or qualified to witness a statutory declaration is a person such as a Justice of the Peace, Commissioner for Declarations (Cdecs) or a lawyer. A statutory declaration must be witnessed by a solicitor or Justice of the Peace to be considered legal.

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