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I asked this in the regional forums but am asking here as well.

I got my police certificate today and I have a concern. On filling out the form I included all my previous married names and my maiden name yet the certificate has only came back with my now married name listed. As I listed all my names and had fingerprints done they would presumably have done that inclusively of all my prior names as well as my present. Is it a problem that only my current name is listed on the certificate? How the hell is the embassy to know that I had check done with them using all names or is the fact it was fingerprints as well mean that all is ok? :unsure:

Thank you in advance for clarification with this.

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My current name is all thats listed on the cert as well (UK version) but I gave maiden name as requested - I'm assuming its not an issue as the form itself (enquiry/inquiry form) makes you list all prev names and addresses and the only address that appears is my current one as well.

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When I got my police certificate done, it came back with only my maiden name on it. I did read somewhere that the certificate has to include all names that you have used. I can't at all remember where I read that. Anyway, I didn't take a chance and had my certificate redone since I have been previously been married. I'm in Canada, so I don't know if it would be the same there.

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