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A sworn statement (or declaration of honour) is a document in which you certify that a fact is true: your family situation, cohabitation, residence, absence of income, the loss of a document... Administrations frequently accept it in place of a certificate that cannot be produced.
Write the declared fact in the first person in the 'Details' field, precisely and factually (for example: 'I certify that I have been living at the following address since 1 January 2024...'). Date it, sign it, and attach a copy of your ID if the administration requires it.
Yes: it engages your responsibility. A false declaration can constitute an offence and expose you to penalties. Only declare facts that are true.
Unless the administration requires otherwise, a typed statement with a handwritten signature is generally accepted. Some procedures require fully handwritten statements — check the instructions.
Put a personal loan in writing, dated and signed by both parties.
Certify that you are hosting someone at your home, for administrative procedures.
Frame a job between a provider and a client: scope, price and term.
Secure the sale of an item, vehicle or furniture between individuals.
Give your tenant written proof of rent and charges payment.
Allow a trusted person to act on your behalf for a specific matter.
Cancel a subscription or contract with a proper written notice.