CA Certificate Request & Client Declaration Letter Generator

CA Certificate Request & Client Declaration Letter Generator

Generate the request-cum-declaration letter that you obtain from the client before issuing a certificate — net worth (individual, firm, company, visa), turnover, capital contribution, fund utilisation and more. Fill the form, see the letter build live, and download it as Word or print. Free, and current for FY 2025-26.

Certificate type

Chartered Accountant (addressee)

Client (who signs the letter)

Certificate details

Documents furnished (one per line)

Signing details

Note: This tool produces the client’s request and declaration letter that you keep on file before certifying. The certificate itself — along with its UDIN — is issued separately by the Chartered Accountant. Review and adapt the wording to the specific engagement; this is a drafting aid, not professional advice.
Related tool: once you have this letter on file, draft the certificate itself with the CA Certificate Format Generator – net worth, turnover, capital & more, with ICAI-style clauses and a UDIN placeholder.

Why obtain a request & declaration letter before certifying?

Under the ICAI Guidance Note on Reports or Certificates for Special Purposes, the responsible party (your client) should acknowledge responsibility for the underlying information and give you written representations before you certify. A signed client request-cum-declaration fixes responsibility for the figures on the client, records the documents produced, and forms part of your working papers — useful for net worth, turnover, capital, fund-utilisation and similar certificates that later carry a UDIN.

How to use it

Pick the certificate type, fill the client and CA details, add the assets/liabilities or figures, list the documents furnished, and download the Word file. Have the client sign it on their letterhead and keep it on record before you issue the certificate.

Common questions

Is this the certificate itself?

No. This is the letter you take from the client requesting the certificate and declaring the facts. You issue the actual certificate (with UDIN) separately.

Does this letter need a UDIN?

No. UDIN is generated for the certificate you issue, not for the client’s request letter.

Can I edit the wording?

Yes. Download the Word file and adjust any clause to fit the specific engagement and the requirements of the authority the certificate is addressed to.

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