The Self Declaration Form For Passport is a fundamental document in the Dutch passport application process, required by the Dutch Passport Act (Paspoortwet) and related regulations. It serves as an official statement where applicants declare their personal information and eligibility for a Dutch passport under penalty of law. The form is typically used when applying for a new passport, reporting lost or stolen passports, or requesting passport renewals. It must be completed at Dutch municipal offices within the Netherlands or at Dutch diplomatic missions abroad. The document includes various declarations and confirmations that help authorities verify the applicant's identity and right to a Dutch passport, while also providing legal protection through explicit warnings about the consequences of false declarations. The form's format and content are standardized across all Dutch municipalities and diplomatic posts, ensuring consistent passport application processing throughout the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

1. Personal Information: Basic details including full name, date of birth, place of birth, current address, and contact information

2. Current Passport Details: Information about existing or previous passport if applicable, including passport number and expiry date

3. Purpose of Declaration: Statement explaining the reason for the declaration (new passport, replacement, renewal)

4. Declaration of Nationality: Formal statement confirming Dutch nationality or right to Dutch passport

5. Declaration of Truth: Statement confirming all provided information is true and accurate

6. Legal Warnings: Clear statements about the legal consequences of providing false information

7. Signature Block: Space for signature, date, and place of signing