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Declarations of solvency must be sworn before a solicitor or notary. It is custom for the declarant(s) to be physically present when the solicitor or notary 'attests' the declaration, which may not currently be possible due to government-imposed restrictions.
A declaration of solvency is sworn by the directors of the company. If there are just one or two directors, then all are required to sign; for a company with more than two directors, a majority must sign the declaration.
A declaration made by the directors of a company seeking voluntary liquidation that it will be able to pay its debts within a specified period, not exceeding 12 months from the date of the declaration.
A declaration of solvency is required by a mortgage lender and or a buyer when the owner is gifting their share in a property for zero consideration. The gift means the owner no longer owns the property/asset which has a value.
A Declaration of Solvency letter confirms that your business is not insolvent prior to a Members' Voluntary Liquidation.