As a professional with several years in your role, you may already be authorised to witness statutory declarations and affidavits, no extra study required.
Most people don't know they qualify. It's a small, occasional task, no extra qualifications, no ongoing commitment.
That responsibility sits with the person signing. Your role is simply to confirm you witnessed it.
Answer two quick questions. No account needed, no commitment.
Based on your answers, you're likely eligible to witness statutory declarations and affidavits in your state or territory. Confirm the exact requirements for your jurisdiction, then explore what AWA offers.
Eligibility depends on your specific role, years of service, and state. It's worth checking the requirements for your profession directly, or getting in touch with AWA.