civilnamnet
Civilnamnet is the legally recognized name of a person as registered in civil registries. It refers to the name that appears on official documents and is used in everyday civil life, as opposed to nicknames, pen names, stage names, or ceremonial titles. The civilnamnet typically consists of one or more given names (forenames) and a family name (surname). The exact structure and permissible forms vary by country and culture; some jurisdictions also permit middle names, patronymics, or multiple surnames.
Role and usage: The civilnamnet is the form of identification that authorities recognize for legal rights and
Changing the civilnamnet: In many legal systems, a person can change their civilnamnet through a formal process
Distinction: People may be known by other names in daily life—nicknames, pseudonyms, or religious names—but only
Context and variation: The exact definition and procedures vary by country. In languages such as Swedish or