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The Affidavit Of Two Disinterested Persons For Correction Of Name is a crucial document within the German legal system used when there are discrepancies or errors in an individual's official name records. This document becomes necessary when traditional documentation alone is insufficient to prove the correct form of a name, typically in cases of clerical errors, transliteration issues, or historical documentation inconsistencies. The affidavit requires two witnesses who have no familial relationship or financial interest in the matter to testify under oath about their knowledge of the person's correct name. Under German law, particularly the Personenstandsgesetz, this document must be notarized and submitted to the appropriate civil registry office (Standesamt) as part of the formal name correction process. It carries legal weight and consequences for false statements, making it a significant tool in resolving name-related administrative issues.

1. Title and Introduction: Formal title of the affidavit and introduction of the document's purpose

2. Witness Identification: Full legal names, addresses, and identification details of both disinterested persons making the affidavit

3. Subject Identification: Details of the person whose name requires correction, including current name, date and place of birth

4. Statement of Disinterest: Declaration that witnesses are not related to the subject and have no financial interest in the matter

5. Statement of Facts: Detailed account of the witnesses' knowledge about the subject's correct name and how they know this information

6. Documentation Reference: Reference to any supporting documents or evidence that verify the correct name

7. Verification Statement: Formal declaration that all stated information is true and correct to the best of the witnesses' knowledge

8. Signature Block: Space for witnesses' signatures, date, and notary authentication