Name PositionDate Beneficiaryâ Full Legal Name of beneficiaryName of authorized representativeDate Appendix 1â -End requirements of the project reportYou must provide the following information in your project completion report. Typically, the name on your official documents and records (e.g., work/school records, medical records, social security and tax records, bank account, driver`s license) is your official name. What is important is the name by which you are called and known. With the numbers, things are a bit tricky and vary from state to state, but the use of Roman suffixes is usually allowed, which means that the law will not prevent you from calling your child Bob XVII or other :full legal name of the applicant) understands that the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority will rely on the applicant`s response to the tender, and the candidate agrees to be bound by his/her statements and statements contained in his/her response and in any oral or written presentations made during the assessment and selection process. A first or last name may have accents or diacritics. The first and last name are mandatory and must be given as the official name of the student or staff member, the name on the birth certificate. Schools can request documents, but they are not mandatory and should not be photocopied. Members of religious institutes often use the initials of their institute as a suffix. For example, a Franciscan monk uses the postnominal initials „O.F.M.“, derived from the Order`s Latin name, „Ordo Fratrum Minorum“ (Order of Friars Minor). Similarly, a Viatorian priest uses the suffix „C.S.V.“ from the name of his religious institute, „Clerici Santi Viatori“, which (cleric of Saint Viator). These initials are not considered by members of religious institutes as equivalent to postnominal academic or honorific initials, but as signs of belonging to a particular religious lineage, similar to the use of „senior“ or „junior“. The suffix III is used after Jr. or II and, like the following numerical suffixes, should not be limited to a family lineage.
For example, if Randall and Patrick Dudley are brothers and Randall has a son before Patrick, he can name his son Patrick II. If Patrick now has a son, his son is Patrick Jr. (or Patrick III; alternatively Patrick II if Randall did not have a son named Patrick II). Over time, the suffix III goes to the son of Patrick Jr. or Patrick II, who is the first to have a son named Patrick. This is one way it is possible and fair for a junior to produce an IV. Another example is President Ulysses S. Grant and his sons Frederick, Ulysses Jr. and Jesse. When Friedrich`s son, Ulysses, was born in 1881, Odysseus Jr. did not yet have a son named after him.
Frederick`s son, Odysseus III, was the son of Frederick. The son of Ulysses Jr., born in 1893, was Odysseus IV. Jesse`s son, Chapman, was the father of Odysseus V, for neither Odysseus III nor Odysseus IV had named a son after them. Typically, a person receives a full legal name at birth and is listed on their birth certificate, although in many cases a person does not have a legally recognized first name until several months or years after their birth. While legal names are important for establishing a formal and permanent identity, they are easily changed for reasons of false identity or professional opportunity. For women in Western countries, it is customary to change the surname at the time of marriage. In other countries, the notion of legal name is part of contemporary law, although many aspects of the name vary from country to country and culture to culture. In China, for example, while the elements of a name are similar to those of Western countries, the order of the names is reversed.
The surname is the first name while the first name is the last name. In some African countries, the concept of surname does not exist at all, but people do not receive a name until adulthood. The official name of a foreign-born person is the name on their immigration document (including hyphens and apostrophes). NOTE: For international students (F-1 and M-1), consider the name on Form I-20 as the legal name. For exchange visitors (D-1), consider the name on DS-2019 as the official name. For more information, see RM 10211.295 and RM 10211.375. If the required documents contain significantly different names, do not accept the evidence to process the NSS application.