Registration of changes, corrections, additional civil status, ethnicity redefined, redefining gender, civil status adjustment

Registration of changes, corrections, additional civil status, ethnicity redefined, redefining gender, civil status adjustment

This phrase refers to the process of changing or updating one’s civil status, ethnicity, or gender on official records. It can also include registering a new civil status, such as marriage or divorce, or correcting an error on a record.

Civil status refers to a person’s legal status in relation to marriage, divorce, and other matters. It can also include a person’s parental status, such as whether they are a parent or guardian to a child.

Ethnicity refers to a person’s identification with a particular ethnic group. It is often determined by a person’s ancestry, culture, and language.

Gender refers to a person’s self-identification as male, female, non-binary, or another gender identity. It is not the same as sex, which is a biological classification based on physical characteristics.

Registration of changes, corrections, additional civil status, ethnicity redefined, redefining gender, civil status adjustment is typically done through a government agency, such as a vital records office or a court. The specific requirements vary depending on the jurisdiction.

Here are some examples of when someone might need to register a change to their civil status, ethnicity, or gender on official records:

A person gets married or divorced.
A person adopts a child.
A person changes their name.
A person’s gender identity does not match the gender listed on their birth certificate.
A person’s ethnicity is not accurately reflected on their government records.

It is important to note that not all countries and jurisdictions allow people to change their gender or ethnicity on official records. In some cases, people may need to obtain a court order in order to make the change.

Here are some of the reasons why someone might want to register a change to their civil status, ethnicity, or gender on official records:

To ensure that their records accurately reflect their identity.
To avoid discrimination.
To access services and benefits that are only available to people of a certain ethnicity or gender.
To feel more comfortable and authentic in their daily lives.

If you are considering registering a change to your civil status, ethnicity, or gender on official records, you should contact the relevant government agency to learn about the specific requirements.

Steps

The order of execution		Name step	Description step
	1.	Submit	Filing at the consular department of theVietnam representative offices abroad.
	2.	Agencyrepresentativesreceive dossiers,consider and resolve.	Consular officers examine, evaluate the dossiers; Filled profile cases, invalid,consular officers receive dossiers for settlement; profile cases of missing or invalid, the consular officer guidance for applicantsremake.
	3.	Agencyrepresentativesverified (if necessary)	In case you need to verify the representationssubmitted written requests to verify the competent authorities.
	4.	Returns results	Get results in consular department of theVietnam representative offices abroad. (See the list of Vietnam representative officesabroad in the electronic information pagesbelow for information about the address,schedule for filing and receiving the results).

Files

Ingredients Profile		Ingredients Profile
	1.	Declaration (in the prescribed form). – Form TP / HT–2012–geological exploration, CCHT declaration ofregistration changes, corrections, additional civil status, ethnicity re-determination, gender re-determination. – Form TP / HT–2012–TKDCHT: adjustment form content in other civil status documents (birth certificate is not).
	2.	The original of the original birth certificate or other documents of thecivil status needs to change, corrections, additional civil status,ethnicity re-determination, redefining gender, civil status adjustmentfor birth certificates or papers that civil status.
	3.	The relevant documents as a basis for change, corrections,additional civil status, redefine ethnicity, gender re-determination. – In case of redefining gender, the written conclusions of the medicalorganizations have carried out intervention to redefine gender as a basis for determining the sex. – The changes, corrections, additional civil status, redefine ethnicity,gender re-determination for minors or persons without capacity for civil acts were carried out at the request of parents or personsGuardian. – For changing the names for the full 9 years or older and redefinethe nation for minors from 15 years of age or older, must have the consent of that person.
	4.	Copy of passport or valid substitute papers of the applicant together with the original for comparison or a certified copy (in case ofsending documents by mail shall submit a certified copy).
Number of records	One (01) item.
Form, declaration form	Documents specified		Name form, declaration form
			Adjustment declaration form other civil status TP.HT-2012-TKĐCHT	Download