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1. Title and Opening Declaration: Formal opening stating this is an affidavit, including the date and location where the affidavit is being made
2. Deponent Information: Personal details of the person making the affidavit, including current full legal name, date of birth, place of birth, and current address
3. Marriage Details: Information about the marriage including date, location, and spouse's full legal name
4. Current Name Declaration: Statement of current legal name and how it appears on official documents
5. Requested Name Change: Clear statement of the new name to be used and specification of how it will be used (e.g., in combination with current surname or as replacement)
6. Purpose and Intent: Statement explaining the reason for the name change (marriage) and confirmation that the change is not for fraudulent purposes
7. Supporting Documents: List of attached documents proving identity, marriage, and right to name change
8. Oath/Affirmation: Formal declaration that all stated information is true and correct
9. Signature Block: Space for signature, date, and notary verification
1. Previous Names: Section listing any previous legal names or name changes, used when the deponent has had prior name changes
2. Citizenship Status: Declaration of citizenship or residency status, required when the deponent is not a Dutch citizen
3. Translation Certificate: Required when any supporting documents are not in Dutch or English
4. Spousal Consent: Written consent from spouse if required by specific circumstances or local regulations
5. Children's Information: Details of any minor children whose documents may need updating, if applicable
1. Schedule A - Identity Documents: Copies of passport, ID card, or other official identification documents
2. Schedule B - Marriage Certificate: Certified copy of marriage certificate with apostille if married outside the Netherlands
3. Schedule C - Proof of Address: Recent proof of residence in the Netherlands
4. Schedule D - Supporting Declarations: Any additional sworn statements or supporting letters if required
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