Respected Sir/Madam,
My name is written as Palash Pawan Rammaiya, son of Pawan Dulichand Rammaiya, on my CBSE X-XIIth marksheet. Here, my middle name is the first name of my father, and I have filled my details as per the Xth marksheet in CDS and all government/private exam forms. However, it is written as Palash Rammaiya, son of Pawan Rammaiya, on my graduation certificate, passport, birth certificate, PAN, and Aadhar card.
Will this difference in name cause any issues in the document verification process or during interviews? Would an affidavit stating that both names belong to one person be sufficient? If not, please guide me on what can be done to ensure that my candidature is not jeopardized. I am seeking your assistance earnestly.
Thank you.
From India, Indore
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My name is written as Palash Pawan Rammaiya, son of Pawan Dulichand Rammaiya, on my CBSE X-XIIth marksheet. Here, my middle name is the first name of my father, and I have filled my details as per the Xth marksheet in CDS and all government/private exam forms. However, it is written as Palash Rammaiya, son of Pawan Rammaiya, on my graduation certificate, passport, birth certificate, PAN, and Aadhar card.
Will this difference in name cause any issues in the document verification process or during interviews? Would an affidavit stating that both names belong to one person be sufficient? If not, please guide me on what can be done to ensure that my candidature is not jeopardized. I am seeking your assistance earnestly.
Thank you.
From India, Indore
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Hi Palash,
An affidavit pertaining to this information would be sufficient and much needed. Once you obtain the affidavit, please publish the same in a couple of newspapers in the information column and keep a published copy in your file.
From India, Bangalore
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505An affidavit pertaining to this information would be sufficient and much needed. Once you obtain the affidavit, please publish the same in a couple of newspapers in the information column and keep a published copy in your file.
From India, Bangalore
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