Alter Initials Certificate For Free

Yes! It's absolutely fine to give a child its mother's initials.

To get a certify a copy of your name change, you generally have a photocopy of the original document made, then have a custodian of record certify it. The process of certification involves: Making a copy or copies of the original. Arranging a meeting with the organization's representative.

For correcting the initial in the birth certificate the applicant should approach the Local Birth Registrar of the concerned Local Self Government. For correcting initials, parents (Child if minor) have to submit an affidavit stating the reasons why the wrong name was entered in the Birth Register.

No, like your Birth Certificate, school and other certificates are usually considered to be a matter of fact; as long as they were correct at the time they were issued, they will not generally be updated with your new name.

This can be done by filling the deed changing name form from the gazette office. Don't forget to take duplicate copies. Submit the copies to the office for publishing in the Government press for gazette notification.

A fresh birth certificate of your child will be issued once the surname is added. Under the procedure surname never mentioned in the child birth certificate or JANAM PATRI of a baby, so don't worry.

After receiving approval from the secretary, you will have to submit it to the local gazette office. You will also have to pay a fee for the office to publish it in the newspaper. Having changed your name officially, now you can approach the educational institution and inform them about the new name.