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The Name Mistake Affidavit serves as a crucial legal instrument in Pakistan's administrative framework for correcting errors in official documentation. This document becomes necessary when there are discrepancies in how an individual's name appears across various official documents, such as national ID cards, passports, educational certificates, or other government records. The affidavit must be executed in accordance with Pakistani law, particularly the Oaths Act, 1873, and typically includes detailed information about the incorrect name entry, the correct name, and supporting evidence. It is commonly required by government departments, educational institutions, and private organizations to process name corrections in their records. The document must be sworn before an authorized Oath Commissioner or Notary Public to be legally valid.

1. Title and Declaration: States that this is an affidavit and includes the solemn declaration under oath

2. Deponent Information: Full details of the person making the affidavit including full name, father's name, CNIC number, and current address

3. Purpose Statement: Clear statement of the purpose of the affidavit - to correct a name mistake in official documentation

4. Details of Error: Specific information about where the name mistake appears, including document types, reference numbers, and the incorrect name as it appears

5. Correct Information: The correct name and spelling that should have been used

6. Verification Statement: Statement verifying that the information provided is true and correct to the best of the deponent's knowledge

7. Oath and Signature: Final oath statement, place for signature, and date of execution