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Women can retain their maiden names in passports, announces PM Modi beamed news reports…No Need To Change Name On Passport After Marriage, PM Narendra Modi Tells WomenWomen can retain their maiden names in passports, announces PM Modiand there began a series of slurs on the Prime Minister that he is taking credit for something that already existed.The facts are different, and here is my attempt to present the facts crystal clear.First, what did the PM exactly say. He said, and that's in this video,What PM Modi Said Related to Women and Passport"The passport rules are now changed so women don't have to submit marriage or divorce certificate for a passport. It will be their discretion to use their father or mother's name in passport."The Prime Minister hasn't said what he is quoted as saying, in the media reports, nor did he say 'maiden name'. Retaining maiden name in passports was already there, and if you understand the meaning of what he said, he clearly did not say that now women can retain maiden names in passports.Now let's understand what he said on what background.These were passport rules earlier.1. Married applicants were required to give marriage certificate.2. Married applicants staying separate, or deserted, or in marital discord, were required to to give Annexure K, sworn before First Class Judicial Magistrate or The Executive Magistrate.3. Divorced applicants needed to submit decree of divorce issued by the court.4. Name of father was compulsory on the passport.These three points were creating issues for women, particularly point 2 and 3, where it became an issue of self respect for women and in some case, for the children. It was also an issue of mental harassment in Point 4, where the woman with child, especially in cases of separation or marital discord, was at mercy of the man. In cases where single women raised their children, it was also a point of harassment for children where they did not want the name of their father, who may be deserted them.The current government changed these rules in December 2016, and this is what the Prime Minister referred to when he said, "Women don't have to submit marriage or divorce certificate for a passport. It will be their discretion to use their father or mother's name in passport."The changed rules were announced by the Ministry of External Affairs in December 2016, as mentioned in the press release here. http://www.mea.gov.in/press-releases.htm…Now under the new rules...1. Married applicants do not need to submit marriage certificate or divorce certificate.2. Father's name is no longer compulsory, and applicants have a choice to enter mother's name or father's name on the passport.This is what the Prime Minister referred to, and some trigger happy media twisted it or misinterpreted it to say that PM says women can retain their maiden names in passports.

First of all, congratulation to you to receive your ITA for Express Entry. Now let's get back to your question. You must submit a complete electronic application for permanent residence (e-APR) within 60 calendar days from the date of your ITA issue. After you fill out the form, the next step will be to submit all the supporting documents electronically (through your online account) so that you won't miss a part.Depending on what you fill out in your EE profile, you may need different documentation. Hope these lists will help you collect your documents better in advance.Mandatory documents for all applicants are1. Proof of Medical Examination2. Police Certificates (No objection certificates) upfront for the country you have lived in for more than six months3. Legible Copy of Passport / Travel Document Biodata Page4. The Proof of Work Experience for your current job and for each past position you listed in the application5. The Proof of Funds showing Financial Support6. Proof of studies. For this, obtain an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) and provide the ECA reference number in your application.7. Language test (IELTS) results8. Digital photo to confirm the identity9. LOE is a crucial section. Please do it appropriately and explain yourself thoroughly in this section,Other Mandatory Documents (If Applicable)1. The Copy of the Birth Certificate2. Provincial nomination (if you have one)3. The Letter of Offer from the Employer (if you have one)4. The Marriage Certificate, if you are married5. The Divorce Certificate and the Legal Separation Agreement (if you have one)6. The Adoption Certificate to prove that you have adopted a dependent childSo, answer all the questions and other details truthfully. Don't leave out any detail; otherwise, the authorities would reject the applications as incomplete.Fees Details:Your Fees = $1,040 (Processing fee [$550] and right of permanent residence fee [$490])*Extra Charges if you are including:· your spouse or partner - $1,040 (Processing fee [$550] and right of permanent residence fee [$490])· a dependent child - $150 (per child)Upvote if you liked the answer:)Thank you for reading.

You may need to obtain what is called a “certificate of absence of marriage” or a “certificate of no marriage”, a certified statement from the domestic authorities of the country that there is no record that you have ever been married, or if you have been married, that all such marriages are no longer intact (having been terminated by death or divorce, or having been annulled). The US does not require such documents in every application for a fiancee visa, but you may be required to produce one if the consular official that reviews your petition finds cause to doubt your claim to be currently single.Many other countries do routinely require certificates of absence of marriage, and most countries have some process for producing such a document. It’s actually fairly difficult for a US citizen to get such a document because the United States has no national registry of marriages, and many states do not even have a state-wide registry.