Declaration of mailing explained

A declaration of mailing is a legal form verifying that a document has been sent via mail to a third party, usually required to be sent with documents as proof to a judge or clerk that a set of documents has been mailed. This may be to an individual or group, or attorneys relating to a particular issue. It requires that legally once signed a document has been sent; and if broken the sending party may be liable to charges of perjury or contempt of court.

The document is usually a short form with the following indicated information:

• Business address or contact address; sometimes telephone and fax numbers.
• Name and signature of mailer.
• Names of documents attached.
• Names of parties or attorneys sent to.

See also

• Declaration (disambiguation)

External links

• Example declaration of mailing