I have actually looked in a Russian external passport. It does rather unhelpfully, lists both name and Patronymic under "given names", even though in internal documents it is distinct. I really hate to think we are all in for a new wave of trouble now. PS one more thing -- Teleperformance,...
spammer, thank you for your support Yes, I sent to them my internal passport and it was my huge mistake, you right. But my internal passport is for internal use only and they confirm their acknowledge of the fact. You right also that it is a nonsense as I have no patronymic in any of my docs here i...
Ireland will be no problem, because it is in the Common Travel area. You are not required to have a passport at all within CTA, if you are a British citizen, which you are. Have you already got your naturalisation certificate back? You can take it as proof of BC and then use driving license as prima...
My email was a bit more wide-ranging than that, but in a nutshell, I specified that I have a DCPR and wondered whether I should proceed with my AN application regardless of the naming discrepancy. So in essence, their response indicates that I shouldn't worry about the DCPR as according to them, it...
Same situation. They force me to change my internal Russian passport to have my patronymic name omitted. They say "We have a one name policy and therefore all passports must agree. I am aware that it is a choice to have a patronymic name added at birth and should someone wish to change this th...
