Can I change my surname without getting married?
Can I change my surname without getting married?
Advice for couples who don’t want to get married If as a couple you do not want to get married (or enter into a civil partnership), it is entirely within your rights for one or both of you to change your surname to match your partner’s, giving the appearance of a married couple.
Is it possible to change your surname?
As with your first name, there is nothing in the law stopping you from changing your surname at any time, so long as you don’t have any fraudulent (or other criminal) intent. You can assume any surname you please in addition to, or substitution for, your existing surname.
How many times we can change name in Aadhar card?
According to UIDAI’s office memorandum, an Aadhaar card holder can now update his/her name in the Aadhaar card only twice. How many times date of birth can be updated in Aadhaar card? The rules regarding updation of date of birth have been further tightened.
Do we get new Aadhar card after address change?
No, your Aadhaar number will remain same throughout even after update. In case you are using online Self Service Update portal (SSUP) method of updation, you need to upload scan of original documents. Yes, you need to bring original documents for updation at enrolment centre.
How many times we can change your address in Aadhar card?
You can now update your name in Aadhaar card only twice: This and other new restrictions by UIDAI. The days of updating your details on the Aadhaar card is over as the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has revised the rules regarding updation or change of name, gender and date of birth.
Can I delete my Aadhar card?
UIDAI alert: The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) Hyderabad has received reports from the State Police that 127 people have obtained Aadhaar card on false pretenses and were not qualified to obtain a card. As per the Aadhaar Act, such Aadhaar numbers are liable to be cancelled.
Can we have 2 Aadhar cards?
AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat high court has directed the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) to verify two Aadhaar cards of the same person and sought a report on which of the cards is genuine. A year later, she was traced and brought to Ahmedabad and presented before the court last week.
What happens to Aadhaar after death?
Earlier in 2016, an Official from UIDAI said that the family of the deceased person needs to inform the UIDAI or the GHMC to get the Aadhaar card invalidated. Unless this is done, the card will not be canceled. The cancellation is done by the Central wing and not the regional office.
What happens to phone number when someone dies?
The phone company does not keep track of the life of the subscriber. They only pay attention to the bill being paid. Once you tell them the subscriber is deceased and they need to cancel (because no one will be paying), then they go through their deactivation process.
Is Aadhaar card mandatory for death certificate?
Aadhaar Is Not Mandatory For Birth/Death Certificates In the response, Registrar General of India (RGI) has confirmed that no, Aadhaar is not mandatory. An April, 2019 circular was referred, which states, “the requirement of Aadhaar number is not mandatory for the registration of birth and death.”
How can I close my PAN card after death?
To surrender the deceased person’s PAN card, you need to write an application to the assessing officer (AO) under whose jurisdiction PAN is registered . The letter should contain reasons for surrender (i.e. death of the holder), name, PAN, date of birth of deceased, along with a copy of death certificate.
Who can sign tax return for deceased?
If a taxpayer died before filing a return, the taxpayer’s spouse or personal representative can file and sign a return for the taxpayer. In all such cases enter “Deceased,” the deceased taxpayer’s name, and the date of death across the top of the return (2016 1040 instructions, Pg.
What is pan of estate of deceased?
The PAN of both the deceased person and legal heir should be registered in the e-filing portal. However, if the deceased person PAN is not registered, then the legal heir can register on behalf of the deceased.
