Adjusting incorrect personal data
I want to change my personal data
The municipality keeps data about its residents in the Basic Registration of PersonsBRP). If your personal information is not properly registered, you can ask the municipality to amend it. You can check your data on MijnOverheid.
The BRP contains information about you in addition to your first names, last name, gender and citizen service number (BSN):
- parents
- nationality
- marriage or registered partnership
- death
- registration in the BRP
- residence (address)
- children
- residence permit (if you are from another country)
- relationship of authority and receivership
- travel document (passport and/or identity card)
- suffrage
What do I need?
- your valid ID
- a document containing your incorrect data
- An official document containing the correct information, such as a marriage certificate
What does it cost?
There is no charge for updating incorrect personal data.
How long does it take?
- Within 4 weeks, the municipality adjusts the incorrect data.
- The municipality will send you a letter when your information has been updated.
- You will also receive a letter about this if the municipality cannot or should not update your information.
If you disagree with the decision on your request, you can file an objection with the municipality.
Additional information
The Mistakes in Government Records Reporting Office (MFO) is part of the Government Identification Service (RvIG). The MFO helps citizens, businesses and government organizations correct an error in a government registration.
Directly arrange
You ask the municipality to amend your information. This is called a correction request. You can arrange it online via DigiD using the button below.
Your data with MijnOverheid
You cannot use this form to change your contact information with MijnOverheid. For example, if you want to change your email address at MijnOverheid, go to MijnOverheid.nl, log in with your DigiD and update your details. Submit a change of address using the online relocation form.