I posted before stating that I am trying to get a job and they now want blood in terms of paperwork to justify my ability to work in the UK. Whilst digging around in the loft for my birth certificate I found some paperwork from way back.
I found my national insurance card that they give you when you are about 15, it has the wrong name on it! My parents split up when I was very young and my mum met somebody else and got married when I was about 5 or 6, she started calling me by his surname all through my school years but this was not in any way legal. once I was 17 and knew my own mind I decided to start calling myself by my name on the birth certificate, here's the question:
What if anything can be made of this as I have paid 22 years worth of NI against an upper case name that has never really been mine? Part of me thinks just leave it be but I thought I would flag this as it may have some use on this forum concerning the whole issue of strawman/names etc.
Greg