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zamin54

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Mar 1, 2023
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I have got admission in university and now planning to file for visa. As I am declaring my father as my sponsor I will have to attach his CNIC and details as well and while doing that I came across one spelling mismatch between my ID card and his ID card:
1) My father's last name on his ID card is Gillani but on my ID card, my father's last name is Gilani (with single L). I am concerned about this mismatch and want to know if it is going to cause any issue in visa process.

On all of my documents, his name is mentioned with single L Gilani, but on his ID card it is with double L.

Please guide as It is not much of a deal for someone in pakistan because the mainly use urdu names (which is the exact same) but in english there is a spelling mistake
 
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