Statutory Declaration for Declarant Who Cannot Read | Canada

Prepare a Statutory Declaration for a declarant who cannot read with this free template form for Canada.

  • This form of declaration is used only when the person making the declaration (the declarant) is illiterate and cannot read the contents of the document.
  • The declaration must be read to the declarant and the contents acknowledged to be correct before he or she can sign it.
  • A declaration has the same effect as giving testimony in a court of law.
  • This Statutory Declaration for a Declarant Who Cannot Read form is a free MS Word document and is fully editable.
  • The form can be used anywhere in Canada by inserting the appropriate province or territory where indicated.
Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 15-May-2025
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