This is a general reference, not copied word-for-word from any specific SSB centre's format. Exact wording can vary by centre and by entry (NDA/CDS/AFCAT/TES) - always check your own call letter for the required format before your SSB.
When You Need This
Two common SSB document-verification needs: a self-attestation declaration confirming your photocopies are true copies of the originals, and a risk & no-claim certificate (for NDA/TES candidates, usually parent-signed for minors) acknowledging the physical risk in SSB tests.
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Pick which declaration you need, answer a few quick questions, and we'll generate the wording below - typed straight into the document, no leftover placeholders when you print.
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Check your own call letter for the exact format your SSB centre requires - this is a general reference, not a copy of a specific centre's document.
Print and sign - a parent/guardian should sign the Risk Certificate for a minor candidate.
Carry it along with your self-attested document photocopies to your SSB.
Frequently Asked Questions
SSB document verification asks you to self-attest photocopies of your original documents - signing each copy declaring it a true copy of the original, and accepting liability if it's found false. This generator produces the standalone declaration statement some centres ask candidates to submit alongside the self-attested photocopies.
NDA and TES candidates undergo physical tests as part of SSB. Most call letters require a risk/no-claim certificate - for minors, signed by a parent or guardian - acknowledging the risk involved and confirming no compensation claim will be made in case of injury during the tests.
This is a general reference covering the common structure of these declarations - it is NOT copied word-for-word from any specific SSB centre's official format. Formats can vary by centre and by entry (NDA/CDS/AFCAT/TES), so always check your own call letter for the exact required format before your SSB.
Yes - for NDA candidates (typically under 18), the risk/no-claim certificate is usually signed by a parent or legal guardian, not the candidate. This generator lets you select who's signing.