Online Sworn Statements in Terrassa

The cost varies according to the complexity and length of the facts declared. It generally ranges between €50 and €100, including drafting, video call, electronic signature, and document delivery.

We recommend requesting a personalized quote from your notary in Terrassa to know the exact price according to your specific case.

No, the entire process can be completed 100% online. From the initial request to receiving the signed certificate, you don't need to travel.

Only in exceptional cases (for example, if you don't have a digital certificate or doubts arise about identification), the notary might request an in-person appearance, but this is very infrequent.

The basic requirements are:

• Valid identity document (ID, foreigner ID, or passport)
• Digital certificate or Cl@ve PIN for electronic signature
• Description of the facts you wish to declare
• Complementary documentation if the facts require evidence (optional)

The notary will indicate if they need any additional document according to your specific case.

The usual timeframe is 24 to 48 hours from when you complete the video call and digitally sign the document.

In urgent cases, some notary offices can accelerate the process and deliver the certificate the same day, although this may have an additional cost.

Yes, absolutely. Law 6/2020 regulates the use of electronic means in notarial activity and establishes that certificates made by video conference have identical legal validity to in-person ones.

The advanced electronic signature and digital notarial protocol guarantee its authenticity and effectiveness before any official organization, bank, registry, or court.

A digital certificate is an electronic signature that securely identifies you on the Internet. You can obtain it through:

• FNMT (National Currency and Stamp Factory): free, applying online
• Electronic ID: if your ID includes it, you only need a reader
• Cl@ve PIN: public administration system, easy to activate

The notary can guide you on which option is most convenient for your case.

No, once signed, the sworn statement cannot be modified. The notary certifies the facts declared at that specific moment.

If you need to add or correct information, you must process a new complementary certificate that clarifies or expands on the previous one.

Although both are declarations of facts, there are important differences:

• Sworn statement: the notary certifies that you made the declaration, but does not validate the truthfulness of the facts
• Sworn declaration: you declare under oath and may face legal consequences if the information is false

A sworn statement is used when you need to leave formal record without committing your criminal responsibility.

Yes, but it may require additional procedures such as the Hague Apostille (for signatory countries of the Convention) or consular legalization (for other countries).

The notary can guide you on the necessary steps according to the destination country and, in many cases, handle these procedures remotely.

Absolutely. The entire process complies with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The notary acts as data controller and guarantees:

• Encrypted and secure connections
• Storage on protected servers
• Restricted access only to authorized personnel
• Strict compliance with privacy regulations

Your data is only used for certificate management and is not shared with third parties without your consent.