This declaration is especially useful when skills were acquired informally — learning on the job, a trade passed down within a family — with no diploma or formal attestation to show for it.
In what situations is it requested?
- a prior learning and skills recognition process;
- an immigration application where practical skills matter as much as diplomas;
- obtaining a professional equivalency;
- a job application where the employer requires formal confirmation of the skills declared.
Who can sign this declaration?
Generally the person themselves, sometimes accompanied by a corroborating declaration from an employer, a client, or a coworker who has directly observed these skills in a work setting.
What should the declaration contain?
- the declarant's identity;
- a precise list of the skills declared, with concrete examples of how they were put into practice;
- the context and length of time over which these skills were acquired;
- a statement of truthfulness.
Can it be sworn online?
Yes, when the document and situation are eligible for remote oath commissioning, by videoconference.
Sworn work experience declaration: in what cases, and how?
Assermentation Express
Assermentation Express is not a skills recognition body. This service does not determine whether your skills will be recognized — it is limited to receiving the oath or solemn affirmation on a document already prepared.