Extra Space MIDDLE name

[tamishra]

Hi ,

My name in Passport is TARA SHANKAR MISHRA

where FIRST name is TARA SHANKAR (with space)
and surname is MISHRA

but in my certificates postgraduate certificate its TARASHANKAR MISHRA
where FIRST name is TARASHANKAR (without space)
and surname is MISHRA

will it be a problem for applying canada PR visa verification ? if yes, what will be the solution please suggest.

thanks
Tarashankar

 

[LifeDreamer]

You will need to get corrected diploma and then apply for ECA.

 

[tamishra]

You will need to get corrected diploma and then apply for ECA.

Are you sure about this ?

 

[LifeDreamer]

How do you intend to write your name on the ECA application?

 

[tamishra]

How do you intend to write your name on the ECA application?

Hi ,

In ECA , it should be TARA SHANKAR MISHRA (first and middle name with space which is same as in my passport)
but in my post-graduation its TARASHANKAR MISHRA (first and middle name is without space).

in my graduation ,its TARA SHANKAR MISHRA (first and middle name with space) which is same as passport.

It I will try to correct it,it will take lot of time and its too complicated. I have to modify my name in degree certificate/marksheets and also passport.
So I am trying to figure out if its will be cause a rejection or not ? I have read in lot of article that Given name should be the combination FIRST and MIDDLE name.

I have already got my working schengen visa before with these documents but don't know if ECA will reject for this ?

waiting for suggestion ?

thanks

 

[LifeDreamer]

I mean how do you intend to write your name on the ECA application? In the form, it will ask you to type your name.. how will you spell it?

 

[tamishra]

I mean how do you intend to write your name on the ECA application? In the form, it will ask you to type your name.. how will you spell it?

I will spell it like TARA SHANKAR MISHRA

 

[LifeDreamer]

In that case your ECA application will be delayed to ask for proof of your name, and it will be marked on your certificate and you will then have to explain it in your PR application.

In my opinion it is better to just correct it from the beginning.