Reading: I passed my 10th board exams in 2007 with the name Vikash Kumar Singh, but my 12th and degree certificates have my name as Vikas Kumar Singh. I recently applied to the board to change my 10th certificate name, but they rejected it due to the age of the certificate. I cleared a bank exam and applied with the name Vikas Kumar Singh. How can I ensure my documents are verified successfully?

I passed my 10th board exams in 2007 with the name Vikash Kumar Singh, but my 12th and degree certificates have my name as Vikas Kumar Singh. I recently applied to the board to change my 10th certificate name, but they rejected it due to the age of the certificate. I cleared a bank exam and applied with the name Vikas Kumar Singh. How can I ensure my documents are verified successfully?

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2 years ago

Law Forum › Category: Documentation › I passed my 10th board exams in 2007 with the name Vikash Kumar Singh, but my 12th and degree certificates have my name as Vikas Kumar Singh. I recently applied to the board to change my 10th certificate name, but they rejected it due to the age of the certificate. I cleared a bank exam and applied with the name Vikas Kumar Singh. How can I ensure my documents are verified successfully?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I passed my 10th board exams in 2007 with the name Vikash Kumar Singh, but my 12th and degree certificates have my name as Vikas Kumar Singh. I recently applied to the board to change my 10th certificate name, but they rejected it due to the age of the certificate. I cleared a bank exam and applied with the name Vikas Kumar Singh. How can I ensure my documents are verified successfully?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Since your 10th certificate name cannot be changed, you should approach the bank with an affidavit declaring the name change and your 12th and degree certificates as proof. Additionally, submit a self-attested copy of your 10th certificate along with a notarized statement explaining the discrepancy.