[Jui]

Hello all,
I am faced with the most weird situation. I need to change my name in my Masters and Bachelors marksheets. My dad’s name is Henry as printed on the Marksheets which should be changed to just H as my middle name. I am scared to do that as the marksheets have been submitted to NASBA evaluator. I have already cleared my exam and am applying for my license.

Can anyone help me understand the consequences of this change in relation to NASBA? What documents do I need to submit to them to prove that the marksheets are the same as submitted earlier.

Many thanks in advance.
Jui Buch

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[AGI]

There is nothing to be scared of. It will make life more complicated but it happens. Bring this up to NASBA.

If this is a legal name change, most likely they will ask for your legal name change paperwork or an updated copy of your SSN card (assuming your are an American).

If this is a name correct, most likely they will ask for copies of your passport and SSN (whatever paperwork that show the correct name).

Chances are, if you have a SSN, your paperwork is actually linked to your SSN, so unless your SSN changed then it will just be there.

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This is more common than you think. Maiden name change, married name change, name with a space, mother didn't change last name while married, family member have different last name because they are male / female, very common.

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