An affidavit for name correction is a crucial legal document used to rectify errors in official records, such as academic certificates, national IDs, or other government documents. This sworn statement serves as valid proof of the correct name and can be submitted to the concerned authorities for necessary amendments. Below is a sample affidavit with fictional details, designed to guide individuals through the process while ensuring legal accuracy. Properly drafted affidavits help avoid future complications related to identity verification.
AFFIDAVIT TO CORRECTION OF NAME
I, MS. FATEMA AKTER, wife of MD. KAMAL HOSSAIN, Mother’s Name- Ayesha Begum, Present Address: House No. 45, Mirpur-12, P.O. Mirpur, P.S. Pallabi, Dhaka, Permanent Address: Vill- Nayanpur, P.O- Nayanpur Bazar, P.S- Gopalganj Sadar, Dist- Gopalganj, by profession- Teacher, by faith- Muslim, by Nationality- Bangladeshi, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows:
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That I am a permanent citizen and national of Bangladesh by birth.
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That my daughter, Tasnim Rahman Orni, passed the SSC Examination in the year 2015 from Dhaka Board.
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That in the certificate of SSC Examination, her name was incorrectly stated as Tasnia Rahman Orni instead of Tasnim Rahman Orni.
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That her actual and correct name is Tasnim Rahman Orni. This affidavit is submitted as documentary evidence to support the correction of her name and shall be presented to the concerned authorities when required.
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That I declare that all the information provided above is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
The statements made above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief, and in witness thereof, I sign this affidavit.
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Deponent
The deponent is known to me, identified by me and has signed in my presence
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Advocate/Notary Public
Advice
Before preparing or signing any affidavit regarding property, it is important to verify all ownership documents including registered deed, mutation certificate, khatian, and tax receipts. Consulting a professional lawyer can help avoid future disputes. Always keep a photocopy or digital copy of important documents in a safe place.
Note: This is only a sample; it is advisable to proceed with the guidance of a lawyer or experienced persons.
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