Relating to name that was never changed
Joel
(Querist) 14 August 2013
This query is : Resolved
Dear sir,
My birth certificate contains A B (A - 1st name, B - 2nd name) as my name. It states father's full name as P Q R (P - 1st, Q - 2nd, R - Surname)
My graduation marksheet / certificate contains A P X R (A - my 1st name, P - father 1st name, X - mother 1st name, R - surname)
I always maintain that my name is A B R (A B - As per birth cert., R - surname) as I have a second name B (unlike other cases where father's name is added as 2nd name as a custom in my case it is customary to give a 2nd name to a child born i.e this is the usage in law) but the Maharashtra Board & Mumbai university guys made a mess of things by adding my father's & mother's 1st names everywhere.
I know I have two options to correct the discrepancy:
1. Go to my school get letter and approach board & university blah blah... (Time consuming)
2. Get affidavit stating reason for change in name from notrary. Publish in 2 newspapers. Publish in State Govt. Gazette.
My questions are:
1. Which is a better procedure (more permanent)?
2. For procedure 2, what reason do I give? Can I say reason for affidavit is to maintain that my name has never changed and has always been A B R as given in Birth cert. or something like that?
3. For 2, do I have to go through all 3 stages or only stage 1 will do?
I need the affidavit / govt. notification for registering my name in the Register of Members of an institute as A B R and not A P R as they take name from graduation mark-sheet. They have given me these two options i.e. A P R (basis grad. cert.) or A B R (basis affidavit / govt. not.) (which is as per Birth Cert. which they don't accept as per their regulations)
Please help. I know this is lengthy but I'm in a dilemma as to what to do.
Joel
(Querist) 14 August 2013
Thank you Sir.
But what about the reason that can be given? Can I say reason for affidavit is to maintain that my name has never changed and has always been A B R as given in Birth cert. or something like that?
and secondly,
For option 2, do I have to go through all 3 stages or only stage 1 will do?
Devajyoti Barman
(Expert) 14 August 2013
No reasons requires to be given for swearing an affidavit.
You can nevertheless mention typing error or apparent mistake.
Joel
(Querist) 14 August 2013
Thank you so much for your replies.
Greatly appreciate it!
R.K Nanda
(Expert) 14 August 2013
enough advice is given by experts.