This page clarifies the sources behind the earlier account of Nicoleta Vasile. It replaces that account rather than preserving unsupported statements as biographical facts.
Names in the source
The Gazette notice cited in the earlier article uses the name Nicoleta Scarlat. A document should be read using the names it actually records. The notice alone is not sufficient to resolve every biographical or family relationship described in the earlier version of this page.
What has been removed
This version does not repeat the earlier numbered succession narrative, claims of institutional verification, or statements attributed to family members. Supporting records for those assertions and quotations were not available for this editorial review. Their removal should not be read as a finding that the people concerned did not make a statement or that every assertion was false.
A future biographical account should distinguish a person's preferred public name from the names used in individual records. Family relationships, professional credentials and public appointments each require their own precise attribution.
Further reading
The linked source can be consulted directly. The House's separate clarification of that public notice explains its scope. This page is an editorial source note, not a verified biography or a new announcement of succession. The original webpage publication date has not been established.