Citing a German Meldekarte (resident registration card)

In 1998, my mother made a trip back to her hometown of Straubing, Germany. While she was there, she went to the Einwohnermeldeamt (Residents' Registration Office) and got copies of her and her siblings’ resident registration cards (Meldekarte). My sister found them while going through all of her things after she died. They were in a large box of old photographs and other documents. I have a separate resident registration card for each member of the family. I assume that they would be cited as an artifact using the person as lead and not the document. If I use the basic format for an artifact, I think it would be this way. I am using 3.37 as a guide. I am not sure if it is correct to use the German terminology or stick with the English version of the word. This particular record lists Franz Lukas and his wife, Hedwig ,along with their birthdates and marriage years and on the second page it lists all of the children. Am I close?

First Reference Note:

Franz Lukas family Meldekarte [resident registration card], digital image, supplied by Lisa Petersen [address for private use] to Renita Collier, July 18, 2025. The original document was obtained from the Einwohnermeldeamt, (Straubing, Bavaria), by Elisabeth “Kathy” Hall during a 1998 visit to Straubing; upon her death in 2021, it was passed down to her daughter, Lisa Petersen.  

Subsequent Note:

Franz Lukas family Meldekarte, Petersen private collection.

Source List Entry:

Franz Lukas Meldekarte. Digital image. Privately held by Lisa Petersen [address for private use]. 2021.