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Handwritten declaration format: what to write, size, rules

A handwritten declaration is a fixed sentence you copy in your own handwriting, at 800 x 400 px, 50-100 KB. Pick IBPS or SBI, type your name, and download a sample. Then write that wording on paper and crop the photo on the resizer.

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Rendering the declaration format…

Type your name — the blank in the image fills in live, then the download unlocks.

What to write in your handwritten declaration

These are the official texts the generator draws, from the same exam-spec templates so they cannot drift. Copying one to write by hand instead? Write in your own running handwriting — English only, black ink on plain white paper, not in capital letters — then resize your scan on the handwritten declaration resizer.

IBPS PO · IBPS Clerk · IBPS RRB · RBI Assistant

Verified 2026-08-06
I, __________ (your name), hereby declare that all the information submitted by me in the application form is correct, true and valid. I will present the supporting documents as and when required.
Example only — write this in your own handwriting. Do not upload this image.

SBI PO · SBI Clerk

Verified 2026-08-06
I, __________ (your name), __________ (your date of birth), hereby declare that all the information submitted by me in the application form is correct, true and valid. I will present the supporting documents as and when required. The signature, photograph and left thumb impression is of mine.
Example only — write this in your own handwriting. Do not upload this image.
  • Your own running handwriting — not typed, not in capital letters
  • English only, black ink on plain white paper
  • Scan at 200 DPI — IBPS and SBI list 800 x 400 pixels, 50-100 KB

Wording can change each cycle — always confirm the sentence against your current official notification.

Handwritten declaration size by exam

Exam Dimensions File size
IBPS RRB 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB
IBPS PO 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB
IBPS Clerk 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB
IBPS SO 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB
SBI PO 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB
SBI Clerk 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB

What you get

Type your name. The locked exam sentence fills live at 800 × 400.

How it works

  1. Pick your exam

    Choose IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, IBPS RRB, SBI PO, SBI Clerk or RBI Assistant. That exam's official declaration text loads — this is the exact wording to write.

  2. Fill only the blanks

    Type your name exactly as in the application form (and date of birth for SBI). The official wording itself cannot be edited, so the format stays correct.

  3. Copy the text or download it typed

    Copy the text to write it by hand, or let the tool draw it in a handwriting-style font — black ink on plain white, compressed to the official 800 x 400 pixels, 200 DPI and 50-100 KB.

  4. Go through the checklist

    Confirm letter case, black ink, pixels, KB range, DPI and JPG format, then match the wording against your current notification.

  5. Download and upload on the portal

    Download the JPG and upload it on the official portal — or print the resizer page's blank template and write the text by hand instead.

Questions

What does handwritten declaration mean?

It is a short fixed paragraph you copy out in your own handwriting, declaring that all the information you submitted in the application form is correct, true and valid. The wording belongs to the notification — you fill only your name, and your date of birth on the SBI text. You write it on paper, then scan or photograph the sheet and upload it as a JPG. IBPS states that the signature, left thumb impression and handwritten declaration you upload are matched against what you write on the attendance sheet and call letter at the exam centre, and that a mismatch there is grounds for disqualification, so the handwriting has to be genuinely yours.

How do I write a handwritten declaration?

Copy the exact sentence for your exam from the what-to-write section below — do not paraphrase it or add lines of your own. Write it on plain white paper in black ink, in English, in your own handwriting and not in capital letters: IBPS RRB's notification lists those four as its declaration instructions. Keep to the official sentence so the writing stays large enough to read. Then scan or photograph the sheet and crop and compress it on the handwritten declaration resizer, which prepares the JPG at the size your form asks for.

What is the correct handwritten declaration format?

IBPS RRB's declaration instructions state the format most plainly: written in English only, on white paper with black ink, in the candidate's own handwriting, and not in capital letters. IBPS SO's notification and the official RBI Assistant scanning guideline say the same. The file itself is a JPG at 800 x 400 pixels, 200 DPI, 50-100 KiB — the table below carries the figure for each exam with its verified date. Outside banking, an exam that asks for a declaration can word its rules differently, so check your own form.

What is the IBPS handwritten declaration text?

Recent IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk and IBPS RRB notifications use: "I, _______ (Name of the candidate), hereby declare that all the information submitted by me in the application form is correct, true and valid. I will present the supporting documents as and when required." SBI PO and SBI Clerk use a longer text that adds your date of birth and ends with: "The signature, photograph and left thumb impression is of mine." Confirm the wording in your current official notification.

What gets a handwritten declaration rejected?

The official upload instructions name these: capital letters, which IBPS SO's notification and the RBI Assistant scanning guideline both say is not accepted; a declaration that is not in your own handwriting, because IBPS RRB's instructions say it must be in the candidate's own handwriting; writing in another language, because the same instructions say English only; and a file outside the dimensions or KB range your form states. IBPS adds that the uploaded declaration is matched against your handwriting on the attendance sheet and call letter at the exam centre, and calls a mismatch grounds for disqualification. Recent IBPS CRP notifications also allow a typed declaration plus left thumb impression if you are physically unable to write — confirm that exception in your current notification.

Does my name or the generated image leave my device?

No. Everything — drawing the text, compressing, checking — happens in your browser. Your name, date of birth and the declaration image are never uploaded to any server.

Everything else about this tool

Handwritten declaration size by exam
Exam Dimensions File size Format Verified
IBPS RRB 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB JPG 2026-09-01
IBPS PO 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB JPG 2026-08-06
IBPS Clerk 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB JPG 2026-09-04
IBPS SO 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB JPG 2026-08-06
SBI PO 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB JPG 2026-08-06
SBI Clerk 800 x 400 px (200 DPI) 50-100 KiB JPG 2026-09-04
Need this exam's exact size?

These KB limits suit ordinary forms. Exam portals also check pixels, file type, crop and minimum KB. Open that exam's page for the official size.

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