Is it okay if my documents have a different name (mother's name Kavita Rani) than my passport, and how can I resolve this issue for visa or university applications?
It depends. Minor differences in your mother's name across documents (like "Kavita Rani" vs "Kavita Devi") can cause issues during visa or university applications, so it's best to resolve them.
To address this:
- Prepare an affidavit of identity stating both names refer to the same person. Get it notarized and, if needed, published in local newspapers or the official Gazette (subject to change).
- Aim for consistent documentation across all records - passport, certificates, and IDs - to avoid verification problems.
If the discrepancy remains, your counsellor can guide you on further steps.
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