Red tape
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By No diploma - 05/02/2022 17:59
Set up a meeting with the dean to explain.
Your Birth Certificate will prove different names with hour parents. As for aunts uncles and grandparents, divorces/deaths and remarriage occur all the time. You usually get an out for immediate family and grandparents. So if the family member was aunt/uncle or cousin, the you aren't covered. For them to deny it either says the person making the decision was totally inexperienced, or the person didn't qualify for immediate family. Again, your birth certificate or even passport will prove your parents.
Almost everything is negotiable, go talk to faculty until you get the result you need.
I don't get it, what does one thing have to do with another?
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Your Birth Certificate will prove different names with hour parents. As for aunts uncles and grandparents, divorces/deaths and remarriage occur all the time. You usually get an out for immediate family and grandparents. So if the family member was aunt/uncle or cousin, the you aren't covered. For them to deny it either says the person making the decision was totally inexperienced, or the person didn't qualify for immediate family. Again, your birth certificate or even passport will prove your parents.
Set up a meeting with the dean to explain.