The court will decide who died. The Vyborg District Court in St. Petersburg registered Oleg's request to correct the registration of the civil status of death. On November 28, 2024, a human body was discovered in an apartment on Sderot Loncharski. During the inspection of the scene of the incident and during the initial investigation, the identity of the deceased was identified on the basis of the identity card of a citizen required to be drafted in the name of Oleg. On December 29, 2024, the Civil Registry Office performed a state registration of death and made a registration of the death certificate, according to which Oleg was officially recognized as deceased. At the same time, our request, the same Oleg, is alive and fully capable. The passport is in the possession of the applicant and has not been lost. In fact, the deceased is the applicant's brother Igor, who was treated until November 2024 at the Skvortsov-Stepanov Hospital, from which he was released without notifying his relatives. Currently, the applicant continues to perform his duties as a guard, receives a salary, relaxes at the dacha, communicates with relatives and friends, participates in public events and so on. Keeping a record of the applicant's death actually involves the complete civil death of a living person, blocks the possibility of exercising his election, pension, medical, work and property rights, and it is impossible to carry out any transactions and use identification documents. Oleg learned about his death from his son, who knew the KUSP materials about his uncle's death. Tabu, in turn, explained to Oleg that there is no legal reason to make changes outside the court, due to the fact that the registration was done in accordance with the existing legislation on the basis of a medical death certificate.