Get One-and-the-same Letter

One in the same is a misstated version (known as a malapropism or an eggcorn) of one and the same. Unless the phrase describes two identical things with one inside the other, one in the same doesn't make sense. Use one and the same instead.

When do I need to use a One-and-the-Same Letter? If you're transferring assets from an outside account to Fidelity and the first names on the accounts don't match, you'll need to certify both versions of your name by completing the One-and-the-Same Letter.

Think of it as a formal declaration, usually notarized, that asserts that you are indeed the person you claim to be, despite the different names. It's a bridge that connects your various identities into one, making it easier for legal and administrative bodies to process your documents.

An Affidavit of One and the Same Person is a written document that establishes that various different names found on various IDs/documents refer to one person, the Affiant.

One and the Same person Affidavit is used when the person is having different Names at various Documents and he/she want some proof in order to submit that all the Names belong to One and the Same person and reason behind different Names.

This letter is primarily used for small discrepancies in your first name only; if you need to request a complete name change, in the case of a marriage or divorce, use these steps to complete a Name Change Request Form, instead of a One-and-the-Same Letter.

I,__[insert name]___ , of ___[insert place origin]________, born on __[insert birthdate]______, solemnly declare that I am the same individual as stated in the following documents: List the names used and the type of document.

I,__[insert name]___ , of ___[insert place origin]________, born on __[insert birthdate]______, solemnly declare that I am the same individual as stated in the following documents: List the names used and the type of document.