Memdeklaro is a “self-declaration of identity” project: you create an identity document for yourself without needing permission from governments, birth cultures, birth parents, or other third parties. The site emphasizes that it’s open source (public domain), locally generated in your browser, and that it avoids a central database and third-party involvement.
What it includes (as described on the site) is:
- Self-chosen first name and surname
- Birth date
- Photo (35mm × 45mm)
- Signature
- ID number (10 digits)
- Notes field
- It also mentions issuance/expiry dates and an auto-generated MRZ
What it explicitly does not contain:
- Place of birth
- Parents’ names
- Citizenship/stateless status
You can generate it via the on-site generator and then download printable versions (business card size or CR-80 card) or use it digitally.