On Tue, Jun 27, 2006 at 12:59:10PM +0100, Kevin Broadfoot wrote:
> The provision quite specifically states THE
> name of the applicant and to use a pseudonym runs the risk that an
> authority could refuse the request on the grounds that it isn't valid.
Is it set out anywhere what "THE name" of an applicant, or more
generally, of any individual, actually is?
I am aware of someone, for example, who has a different names on each
of their birth certificate, passport, and driving license.
Tony
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