Q: How Can I provide to a landlord a declaration under penalty of prejury due to of COVID-19?
The law in California offer us to pay 25% of our rent. Due to COVID-19, many people lost their jobs of or have increased their expenses. The leasing office required us to provide statement or declaration under penalty? How I would do that?
A:
In order to provide a declaration, which is under penalty of perjury, the last paragraph above your signature line must read:"I declare the foregoing to be true and correct of my personal knowledge, under the penalty of perjury, under the laws of the State of California, and that this declaration is executed in [place] on [date].
________________________________
(your signature)
Justia disclaimers below, incorporated herein.
A:
DECLARATION
I , NAME, DECLARE AS FOLLOWS;
MY ADDRESS IS____, MY TELEPHOONE NO IS; ________
I RECENTLY LOST MY JOB OR GOT A JOB
I DO N OT HAVE ENOUGH MONEY TO PAY MY RENT
I NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FROM LANDLORD, GOVERNMENT ETC.
I AM INCLUDING A COPY OF MY LETTER OF EMPLOYMENT
OR I AM ENCLOSING A LETTER OF UNEMPLOYMENT
OR I AM ENCLOSING A LETTER FROM MY DOCTOR
I NEED HELP WITH MY RENT
SIGNED UNDER PENA;TY OF PERJURY OF THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA THIS ----DAY OF OCTOBER, 2020.
SIGNATURE
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