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I am writing to seek guidance on a minor spelling discrepancy related to my father’s name across our documents. In all of my records, my father’s name appears as "*****A*** SINGH," while his own documents spell it as "***** *** SINGH" (missing one letter, “a”). Whether this discrepancy requires formal correction across our documents. Any alternative solutions, such as using an affidavit or gazette notification, to address this minor inconsistency if formal correction isn’t necessary.
Sir, to address the discrepancy in the spelling of your father's name across various documents you should make an affidavit or gazette notification by stating that both names refer to the same person (your father) and that the discrepancy is minor and unintentional. Then you should get the affidavit notarized and signed by a Notary Public to make it legally binding. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.