Single Name Passport Concerns

Summary

In India, having a single name on a passport is possible, but countries like the USA and Canada generally require both first and last names on official documents. This can lead to challenges in identification processes. Its advisable to check visa requirements and consult the embassy or consulate of the country you plan to visit for specific guidance. Be prepared to provide additional documentation to verify your identity if needed.

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what are the major countries that require this as mandatory, that single name repeated twice is invalid
While many countries accept single names on passports, some may have specific requirements regarding names. Here are a few major countries that may require additional documentation or adjustments for single names:
- United States: Typically requires both first and last names.
- Canada: Generally requires both first and last names.
- Australia: May require clarification if names are repeated.
It's best to contact the embassy or consulate of the country you plan to visit for detailed information.
i dont have a last name, so it can be a problem in usa ?
In the United States, it is generally expected to have both a first and last name on official documents. If you only have a single name, you might encounter challenges with certain forms and identification processes. It's advisable to:
- Contact the U.S. embassy or consulate for specific guidance.
- Be prepared to provide additional documentation to verify your identity.

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hmm okey thank you
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