In the nucleon electroexcitation reactions, , where is a nucleon resonance (), the electric amplitude , and the longitudinal amplitude , are related by $E \propto \frac{\omega}{|{\bf q}|}S_{1/2}|{\bf q}| \to 0\omega|{\bf q}|$ are respectively the energy and the magnitude of three-momentum of the photon. The previous relation is usually refereed as the Siegert’s theorem. The form of the electric amplitude, defined in terms of the transverse amplitudes and , and the explicit coefficients of the relation, depend on the angular momentum and parity () of the resonance . The Siegert’s theorem is the consequence of the structure of the electromagnetic transition current, which induces constraints between the electromagnetic form factors in the pseudo-threshold limit. In the present work, we study the implications of the Siegert’s theorem for the $\gamma^\ast N \to \Delta(1232)\gamma^\ast N \to N(1520)\gamma^\ast N \to N(1520)$ transition, in addition to the relation between electric amplitude and longitudinal amplitude, we obtain also a relation between the two transverse amplitudes: , at the pseudo-threshold. % The constraints at the pseudo-threshold are tested for the MAID2007 parametrizations of the reactions under discussion. New parametrizations for the amplitudes , and , for the and transitions, valid for small and large , are proposed. The new parametrizations are consistent with both: the pseudo-threshold constraints (Siegert’s theorem) and the empirical data.

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