Which document do you have?

You need the complete current document, every attachment and service information. Only then can the heading, operative part and reasons be compared. Legal anchors: section 30a FSG and, for the distinction, section 24 FSG.

Keep the document complete and mark its heading, operative part, reasons, legal basis and information on legal remedies. Its wording must be checked against section 30a FSG and, where relevant, section 24 FSG. This result does not decide which legal consequence has occurred.

You need the complete decision, proof of service, operative part, reasons, information on legal remedies and every measure stated. Continue with the withdrawal path under section 24 FSG. The result gives no opinion on lawfulness, duration or legal consequence.

Arrange the current notice, service information and supported earlier notices by date. Review depends on each document's wording together with section 30a FSG. The collection confirms neither an authority status nor an automatic legal consequence.

Keep the current notice and service information, and add earlier entries only through available notices or other reliable records. Memory or estimates do not replace the document trail. The legal anchor is section 30a FSG.