Doubt - Post ITA documents

[hitesh0414]

Hello All,

We are filling post ITA forms for my sister. We have following doubts, kindly clarify.

1. My sister had only first name on all documents until finishing her Bachelor's Degree and then she added surname to her name. Now in all her documents, like education after Bachelor degree, all ID proofs including passport she has last name as well as first name. Will this be considered name change or not?

2. To claim sibling points can we show just our (Indian) passports containing our parents name or is it mandatory to provide birth certificates. We both have got birth certificates issued but again the issue is that on her birth certificate she has only first name but on passport and other documents she has got both first as well as last name and even birth certificates would need to be translated as they are written (handwritten) in Punjabi with stamps in English.

3. PCC :: She is resident of Punjab. She got PCC from PSK. Do we need to submit PCC from SSP office as well. PS- We changed address 4 years ago but within the same city under same police station.

Any help in this regard will be appreciated.

 

[Mr_Chang]

Hello All,

We are filling post ITA forms for my sister. We have following doubts, kindly clarify.

1. My sister had only first name on all documents until finishing her Bachelor's Degree and then she added surname to her name. Now in all her documents, like education after Bachelor degree, all ID proofs including passport she has last name as well as first name. Will this be considered name change or not?

2. To claim sibling points can we show just our (Indian) passports containing our parents name or is it mandatory to provide birth certificates. We both have got birth certificates issued but again the issue is that on her birth certificate she has only first name but on passport and other documents she has got both first as well as last name and even birth certificates would need to be translated as they are written (handwritten) in Punjabi with stamps in English.

3. PCC :: She is resident of Punjab. She got PCC from PSK. Do we need to submit PCC from SSP office as well. PS- We changed address 4 years ago but within the same city under same police station.

Any help in this regard will be appreciated.

1. Yes.
2. I am not sure as we haven't received our PPR yet but we submitted only passport pages of my wife and her brother with same parents names to prove sibling relationship
3. PCC issued from PSK is the only valid document. Please do not add any other PCC for india from local PS, SSP. I've seen adding it has caused confusion in the past and resulted in the rejection of application of a friend of mine in October 2018.

 

[21Goose]

1. Yes, this can be considered a name change.
2. Yes, you can show your passports with your parent's names. As long as the names are the same, you don't need to submit birth certificates.
3. PSK PCC covers the whole country and is the only PCC you need to submit.

 

[hitesh0414]

1. Yes, this can be considered a name change.
2. Yes, you can show your passports with your parent's names. As long as the names are the same, you don't need to submit birth certificates.
3. PSK PCC covers the whole country and is the only PCC you need to submit.

Thank you for the reply. For name change, we do not have any name change document apart from one and same person affidavit. Will this be suffice or do we need to submit any other document.

 

[hitesh0414]

1. Yes.
2. I am not sure as we haven't received our PPR yet but we submitted only passport pages of my wife and her brother with same parents names to prove sibling relationship
3. PCC issued from PSK is the only valid document. Please do not add any other PCC for india from local PS, SSP. I've seen adding it has caused confusion in the past and resulted in the rejection of application of a friend of mine in October 2018.

Thank you for the reply. For name change, we do not have any name change document apart from one and same person affidavit. Will this be suffice or do we need to submit any other document.

 

[hitesh0414]

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