signing off
The de-registration is the notification to a system or a person of the following absence.
Computer system
As a user logoff ( English logout and log-off sign-off referred to, etc.) the process by which a user of a computer system logs (neudeutsch logout ).
Usually the purpose of the process is to notify the system that a legitimate user has ended his session . The reverse process of logging in is called login (user login ).
In addition to an explicit logout, the logout process can also be time-controlled, e.g. B. after a certain period of inactivity.
With password-protected websites, a logout function is used to delete session-specific data (e.g. cookies ) and gives the user more security, especially in environments with changing users (e.g. Internet cafés ).
Business
If it is certain that a trade is clearly giving up its operation, this must be de-registered in accordance with Section 14 (1) GewO .
Reporting
According to § 17 BMG, there is an obligation to register or de-register. Deregistration applies when moving out of an apartment. If you move abroad, you have to de-register at the residents' registration office within 2 weeks; If you move within Germany, you will be deregistered i. d. Usually automatically when you register at your new place of residence .
military
In the Bundeswehr , a subordinate (e.g. team rank ) reports from a superior (e.g. porterage officer ). The message is used to record the number of people currently present.
Transportation
In an out traffic reduction of motor vehicles they are after the approval logged off at the traffic authority. Deregistration is expressly mentioned in Section 9 Paragraph 3 Clause 6 No. 2 FZV . If the vehicle tax is not paid, the deregistration can be done ex officio according to § 14 KraftStG .
Utilities
The supplier always has to inform the network operator of his customers' cancellation . This applies e.g. B. for electricity deliveries according to § 14 Paragraph 2 No. 1 StromNZV or for gas deliveries according to § 41 Paragraph 2 No. 1 GasNZV .
