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Fathers name different in all my documents
3 years ago
My fathers name is natha and in all my documents my middle name is mentioned as nathu . And father name in my documents is also nathu.
So whats the permanent solution in this case.
Or if i let it go as it is , will i face any problem in future ?
A.Dear Sir,
You have to disclose your father’s name as Natha @ Nathu hereinafter and you must say to everybody to clarify the issue that your father is known by both the names.
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You have to disclose your father’s name as Natha @ Nathu hereinafter and you must say to everybody to clarify the issue that your father is known by both the names.
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NITHYANANDAN SUNDARESAN
Responded 3 years ago
A.Dear Client, Approach to the Registration office where you done and tell this to the department person. If not taking approach to the lawyer near you. Consult a Property lawyer near area. Regards, NITHYANANDAN.S M.,com, DAPR, LL.B(Hons).
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