This form is to be used on rare occasions when claimants have lost or misplaced their original receipts. Each claimant must certify that an expense receipt was lost accidentally, destroyed or unobtainable. This Declaration Form must be attached to the claim being submitted.
It's best to submit it as soon as you realize you’ve lost your receipt, as some stores might have a time limit for returns.
In many cases, yes! Stores may allow you to return items without a receipt using a Lost/Missing Receipt Declaration, but it can vary by retailer.
To complete one, you'll fill out a specific declaration form where you provide details about the lost receipt, like what it was for and when it was issued.
You might need one if you want to claim a refund, return an item, or for tax purposes when you can't track down the original receipt.
A Lost/Missing Receipt Declaration is a formal way to say you've lost a receipt. It's a simple statement that helps you explain the situation when you can't find your original receipt.