I don't see how anyone could possibly be prosecuted for perjury by signing this, but I have a prediction how many will be. 

Prosecute the eviction yourself.

I have lots of first hand knowledge having dealt with many forgeries and had several of them prosecuted and jailed.I can't follow any of the rest of your narrative related to foreclosure by random people 

IN ADDITION the MN Attorney Generals office launched website for tenants to report landlords/pm's who violate the moratorium orders, and a commitment by the office that they WILL followup and prosecute all violators. 

That’s right, landlords can still file and prosecute evictions, but tenants have an “affirmative defense.”

It will require all parties affirm that there are no undisclosed payments to any parties involved.To go around this agreement is fraud and you are open to prosecution if the payment is discovered.

Will you get caught, prosecuted and/or found guilty?

So the two cases were combined in one civil suit to be filed by BOLI on behalf of Keel and FHCO.When this occurs, the case is referred for "prosecution" to the State Attorney General's Office, who represents the plaintiffs at no charge.

You bet they do and they prosecute costing a pretty good buck, in my opinion though they need to follow up and prosecute even more, a couple years ago I was chasing a couple huds and everything worthwhile went during the owner period to brokers I know were rehabbing and such.

A failure to do so can subject the non compliant to serious fines and other administrative actions, as well as criminal prosecution.