How do I make a Memdeklaro self-declaration? Open https://memdeklaro.org in your web browser and fill out the self-declaration form. Your decentralized identity will be generated immediately, ready to download and print or use digitally. No signup, subscription or download is required. How do I use Memdeklaro as a physical card? You can print the self-declaration yourself at home, for example as a business card, or order a CR-80 plastic card from a printing service. The Memdeklaro project does not print and ship cards. How do I use Memdeklaro digitally? Simply save the front and back of the self-declaration to your device. Alternatively, you can click "Save as PDF" and then import it into a wallet such as Google Wallet or Apple Wallet. What to do if I lose my self-declaration? For privacy reasons, the web app does not save or remember your self-declaration, so if you lose the files, you will need to generate a new self-declaration. Is Memdeklaro free? Yes. Memdeklaro will always be free to use. Does Memdeklaro require government ID? No. Memdeklaro is a self-declaration and will never require government ID. Many people worldwide do not have access to government ID or cannot safely use it. Memdeklaro is for everyone and aims to be an inclusive, accessible and safe alternative to centralized ID providers. Can I use a self-chosen name? Yes. Memdeklaro supports freedom of identity, meaning that you can use any name you are comfortable with, such as a preferred name or self-chosen name. Why does the Memdeklaro self-declaration not include citizenship, place of birth, or birth parents' details? Memdeklaro believes that people should be judged on their actions and beliefs, and not on where they were born or who they were born to, which protects dissidents, refugees, and survivors of child abuse or cult abuse. If you wish to optionally include information such as citizenship, place of birth, family or religion, you can write it in the Notes field. The Notes field is printed on the back of the self-declaration.