The Statutory Declaration of Identity (eidesstattliche Versicherung zur Identität) is a crucial legal instrument in the German legal system, commonly used when formal verification of identity is required for official purposes. This document becomes necessary in situations where standard identification documents need to be supplemented or when specific authorities require an sworn statement of identity. It is particularly relevant in administrative proceedings, legal matters, or when dealing with government authorities. The declaration includes detailed personal information and is made under oath, with serious legal consequences for false statements under German law. It must comply with specific formal requirements set out in German civil and administrative law, and may need to be notarized depending on its intended use. The document serves as a binding legal declaration that can be used for various official purposes, from immigration proceedings to financial transactions.

1. Title and Document Identification: Clear identification of the document as a Statutory Declaration of Identity (eidesstattliche Versicherung zur Identität)

2. Declarant Information: Full legal name, date and place of birth, current address, and nationality of the person making the declaration

3. Legal Notice: Statement informing the declarant about the legal significance of the declaration and penalties for false statements

4. Identity Declaration: Specific declarations regarding identity, including confirmation of personal details and any previous names

5. Verification Statement: Statement confirming that all provided information is true and correct to the best of the declarant's knowledge

6. Place, Date and Signature: Location and date of signing, plus space for declarant's signature