In Visa, "+" has been put in place of surname
I applied for a Schengen visa and as I don't have a surname in my passport. I just repeated my given name in the surname field, which is a standard practice.
I have received my visa and they put my name as "+, Lokesh Kumar". So surname has been replaced with "+".
I have never seen this before. Is this a standard practice? They have asked me to report any errors in names in the visa, so I want to confirm if this is a valid practice.
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What does surname mean on immigration form?
Your surname is your family name. It's also called your \u201clast name.\u201d When filling out applications, type your surname as it appears on your passport, travel or identity document.What should be filled in surname if no surname in US visa?
If you apply for U.S. Visa without Surname in the Passport, they will issue U.S. Visa, but your first name will be used for the Last Name field in the Visa. Your U.S. Visa would look like this.What to enter if there is no surname?
If you do not have a given or family/surname, enter a single dash in the space for the surname/given name.What is surname and given name in passport?
In the passport, there are only two parts to furnish the name of the passport holder. The \u201csurname\u201d appears first. The actual name comes next under \u201cGiven name\u201d. Different systems are followed in India in giving a name to a person.NOT HAVE SURNAME THEN VISA APPLICATION CAN BE SUBMITTED FOR EU اگر آپ کا آخری نام نہیں ہے تو
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