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The Affidavit of No Employment is a crucial document in Austrian legal practice, typically required when individuals need to formally establish periods of non-employment for various purposes such as immigration applications, social security claims, or administrative proceedings. This sworn statement must comply with Austrian civil law requirements and typically requires notarization to be legally valid. The document is commonly used when applying for certain benefits, during visa processes, or when dealing with government authorities where proof of non-employment is required. It contains specific declarations about the absence of employment relationships during a defined period, personal identification details, and formal acknowledgments of the legal consequences of false statements. The affidavit must be executed in accordance with Austrian notarial regulations to ensure its validity and admissibility in official proceedings.

1. Declarant Information: Full legal name, address, and identification details of the person making the affidavit

2. Purpose of Affidavit: Statement explaining why this affidavit is being made and its intended use

3. Declaration of No Employment: Clear statement confirming no employment relationship existed during the specified period

4. Time Period: Specific dates or time period for which the declaration of no employment applies

5. Verification of Truth: Formal statement confirming all information provided is true and accurate

6. Legal Consequences: Acknowledgment of understanding the legal implications of making false statements in an affidavit

7. Execution: Date, signature line, and notary section for official authentication