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1oth, 12th Marksheet Correction


16-Apr-2025 (In Civil Law)
I passed my 10th and 12th exams 4.5 years ago, but there is a minor spelling mistake in my father’s name on both marksheets. I want to know if it’s still legally possible to get it corrected, what the process would be (like affidavit, newspaper ad, etc.), and how much it would cost approximately. Also, do I need to pay the correction fee separately for both marksheets or can it be done together?
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Answer #1
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We can help you with your documents. First of all we need to see your documents only then we will be able to help you out with your matter. Feel free to contact us. Thanks and Regards Mehak Bhatia Advcoate
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Contact the Issuing Authority: Reach out to the school, college, or university's examination or records department. 2. Application for Correction: Submit a written application requesting the correction. Include: Your name (as per current marksheet) The correct spelling Enrollment number/roll number Course and year of passing The nature of the error 3. Attach Supporting Documents: Usually required documents include: A copy of the erroneous marksheet A copy of valid ID proof (e.g., Aadhaar card, passport) Proof of correct name/spelling (e.g., school
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