Which information is NOT recorded on a pseudonym form?

The pseudonym form is specifically designed to protect the identity of individuals involved in certain legal or investigative processes. Typically, information that is recorded includes identifying details which enable officials to manage the individual’s case without revealing their actual identity.

The name, address, and telephone number are all critical for locating and contacting an individual when pursuing legal matters. In contrast, the "next of kin" is not usually included on a pseudonym form because it serves a different purpose and is not required for the immediate identification or management of the subject's involvement in the case. Including such personal connections could compromise privacy and safety, which is the primary intent of the pseudonym form itself.