Statement Affidavits are essential legal instruments in the Danish legal system, used when formal sworn statements are required for various purposes including court proceedings, administrative matters, or official declarations. A Statement Affidavit becomes necessary when an individual needs to formally declare facts under oath, with the understanding that false statements carry legal penalties under Danish law. The document must comply with specific requirements of Danish legislation, including proper identification of the declarant, clear statement of facts, and appropriate authentication, typically through notarization. These affidavits are commonly used in situations requiring official verification of personal information, testimonies, or factual declarations, and may be required by courts, government agencies, or private entities. The document's format and content must align with Danish legal standards while ensuring clarity and accuracy in the presented information.

1. Title and Declaration Type: Clearly states this is an affidavit and the specific type of declaration being made

2. Declarant Information: Full legal name, address, and identification details of the person making the declaration

3. Basis of Knowledge: Statement explaining how the declarant has personal knowledge of the facts being declared

4. Statement of Facts: The main body containing the detailed factual declarations, numbered by paragraph for clear reference

5. Truth Declaration: Formal statement affirming that the contents are true and correct to the best of the declarant's knowledge

6. Attestation Block: Space for signature, date, and notary details as required under Danish law

7. Legal Warnings: Statement regarding penalties for false declarations under Danish Criminal Code §161