Mẫu Đơn xin thay đổi nguyên quán

The accuracy and integrity of civil status records are fundamental to legal identity and individual rights within any jurisdiction. In Vietnam, the Law on Civil Status 2014 and its guiding Decree 123/2015/NĐ-CP establish a comprehensive framework for managing personal information, including birth registration and place of origin. However, complex situations, such as errors occurring during birth registration or unforeseen circumstances like a child mix-up at a medical facility, necessitate specific legal remedies. This application underscores the critical importance of these legal mechanisms in addressing such irregularities, ensuring that individuals' official records accurately reflect their biological parentage and legal status, thereby securing their future development and access to essential societal services.

Officials responsible for civil status management, legal professionals specializing in family law and civil status, individuals or families confronting similar civil status errors or child mix-up issues, and researchers studying the implementation of Vietnamese civil status law.

This document constitutes an application for the rectification of civil status records, specifically regarding the change of 'nguyên quán' (place of origin) for a child in Vietnam, submitted to the People's Committee of Ward A. The application is rooted in a deeply sensitive and complex situation involving a child mix-up at a hospital, Hoè Nhai, at birth. The applicant, who is the biological father, discovered that due to a hospital error, his child was mistakenly assigned to another family (Ms. Nguyen Thi B's family). This unfortunate event necessitates a formal legal process to correct the child's civil status. The application leverages the legal provisions outlined in the Law on Civil Status 2014 and critically, Decree 123/2015/NĐ-CP, particularly Clause 2, Article 7, which governs 'cải chính hộ tịch' (rectification of civil status). This specific provision allows for the correction of personal information in civil status records when there is sufficient evidence of an error, either by civil servants or at the request of an individual. The core objective of this application is to formally acknowledge the biological parentage and establish the correct place of origin for the child. This rectification is paramount to ensuring the child's future development, educational opportunities, and overall legal and social integration without hindrance. The applicant has submitted corroborating evidence from the hospital confirming the mix-up, urging the authorities to promptly review and resolve this unique case to uphold the child's fundamental rights and legal identity.