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The Single Status Affidavit is a crucial document required in various personal and official contexts within the Austrian legal system. It is commonly needed for marriage proceedings, immigration applications, or other legal matters where proof of single status is required. The document must be prepared in accordance with Austrian civil law requirements and typically includes the declarant's personal information, residential history, and explicit statements about their marital status. The affidavit must be properly executed before a notary or appropriate official authority and may require additional certification (such as apostille) for international recognition. This document is particularly important in cross-border situations where Austrian citizens or residents need to prove their freedom to marry in other jurisdictions, or where foreign nationals need to establish their single status for Austrian authorities.

1. Title and Date: Clear identification of the document as a Single Status Affidavit (Ledigkeitserklärung) with the date of execution

2. Declarant Information: Full legal name, date and place of birth, current address, citizenship, and identification document details of the person making the declaration

3. Declaration of Civil Status: Explicit statement confirming never having been married or in a registered partnership, or if previously married/partnered, confirmation of current single status with details of dissolution

4. Supporting Facts: Details about residency history, particularly periods of residence in Austria and other countries where the declarant has lived

5. Legal Capacity Statement: Confirmation that the declarant has legal capacity to make the declaration and understands its contents

6. Truth Declaration: Formal statement confirming the truth of all declarations made and acknowledgment of legal consequences for false statements

7. Execution Block: Space for declarant's signature, date, and notary/official certification details