Remove middle name from GCSE certificates
Is there a way that I can have my 'middle name' removed from my gcse certificates? The name on the certificates has always been an informal personal choice and not a legal middle name.
I'm concerned about potential problems arising from this.
I'm concerned about potential problems arising from this.
Original post by zeo88
Is there a way that I can have my 'middle name' removed from my gcse certificates? The name on the certificates has always been an informal personal choice and not a legal middle name.
I'm concerned about potential problems arising from this.
I'm concerned about potential problems arising from this.
It depends when you got the certificate but if it's not too late (you normally have a year) then it will cost about £30 per certificate.
Contact the exam boards and ask them. If they are prepared to give you new certificates, I'm almost entirely sure you'll have to pay.
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