Cbse certificates me name correction

620 votes

bhai CBSE easily name correct nhi krti apko case Krna hoga..time waste mat krna idhr udhar school and other offices jakr CBSE valo k against case Krna hi hota kyuki apko matter v kafi old hai ..contact us for free legal advice

Advocate Ankush Chaudhary LawRato

780 votes

sir for change of your name in your certificate, you have to get your changed name published in ews paper along with your affidavit atttested by some gudgeted officer. there after you have to get it nitifief in govt. gudget. than apply for change of name with C. B. S. C. alongwith News Paper publication and gudget notification. your record shall be updated.

Advocate Sanjay Kumar LawRato

593 votes

Aapko apna CBSE certificate ka naam correction karwane ke liye CBSE ke regional office me application dena hoga, saath hi supporting documents attach karne honge jo sahi naam proof karte ho (jaise Aadhaar card, PAN card, passport, ya birth certificate). Kyuki aapka certificate 1994 ka hai, CBSE ke rules ke hisaab se purane records me correction ke liye aapko court order lena pad sakta hai. Iske liye aapko ek declaratory suit file karna padega local civil court me, jisme aap batayenge ki naam galti se galat likha gaya tha aur sahi naam “Bhashkar Negi” hai. Court order milne ke baad aap uska certified copy CBSE ko submit karenge, tab CBSE aapka naam update karega.

LawRato LawRato

976 votes

Based on the facts shared in your query, you have recently discovered errors in your parents’ names on your CBSE Class 10 (2020) and Class 12 (2022) marksheets, specifically a surname mismatch compared to their actual IDs. This issue was noticed when you attempted to apply for a passport and a government exam. You are seeking clarification regarding whether CBSE can correct such errors after three years, and what documents may be required, or if you can proceed with alternate solutions such as affidavits and IDs for passport and exam purposes. Under CBSE procedures, corrections in marksheets are permitted but are subject to the CBSE’s notification and time limits. As per the current CBSE guidelines, corrections in candidate particulars, including parent names, are normally allowed within one year of declaration of results. After this period, CBSE generally does not entertain applications for corrections except in rare and exceptional cases. However, where genuine documentation and an affidavit clearly establish the correct details, exceptions may sometimes be made at the Board’s discretion. In your case, since over three years have passed, CBSE is likely to deny routine correction requests. Despite this, you may still write to the Regional CBSE Office, attach a formal application explaining the circumstances, and include the following supporting documents: Attested copies of your parents’ official IDs (Aadhaar, Passport, PAN, etc.) reflecting the correct names. Copies of your existing marksheets. A sworn affidavit from your parents declaring the correct names/surname and clarifying the error. Any official proof of the need for correction (such as rejection note from passport/exam authorities due to mismatch). If CBSE denies the correction, you can proceed with passport and government exam applications by submitting a personal affidavit together with the marksheets and IDs, explaining the discrepancy. Most authorities accept such affidavits, provided the explanation is genuine and the error is minor. Alternatively, if rejection continues, you may approach a local civil court for a declaration order confirming the correct parentage and name spelling, which can be shown to government agencies. It is advisable to keep detailed records of all your applications and responses received. The process may be time-consuming, but authorities typically recognize good faith efforts to clarify errors, especially when backed by affidavits and verified official documents. Court declarations are a last resort but serve as legally

Advocate Yuganshu Sharma LawRato