
Parents Name Correction
Parents’ Name Correction Service by DocuPro
Parents Name Correction
Parents’ Name Correction Service by DocuPro
Correct Parental Details in Official Records with Ease
Errors in your father’s or mother’s name on government-issued documents can lead to delays in crucial processes such as applying for a passport, Aadhaar, PAN, school or college admission, and even property matters. Ensuring your parents' names are accurately recorded is essential for identification, verification, and legal purposes.
At DocuPro, we offer a streamlined and reliable Parents’ Name Correction Service to help you update and correct these details across various documents, such as birth certificates, Aadhaar cards, PAN cards, academic records, and more. Our expert team ensures your application is prepared with precision and submitted to the right authorities, minimizing delays or rejections.
Price: Starting from Rs. 8,000+GST onwards
Why Choose DocuPro for Parents' Name Correction?
- Expert Guidance: We provide clear instructions on required documents and affidavit formats.
- Error-Free Application: We prepare and review your application to prevent rejections.
- Faster Processing: We coordinate with authorities to expedite your request.
- Personalized Support: Our team supports you from start to finish.
With years of experience handling identity-related corrections, we make sure that your case is treated with urgency and professionalism—no matter the document type or issuing body.
When Is This Service Needed?
- Incorrect spelling of father’s or mother’s name on official ID
- Missing middle name or initials
- Mismatch in parental names across multiple documents
- Legal adoption or change in guardianship
Whether the error is minor or major, DocuPro can help you fix it accurately and efficiently.
Start Your Name Correction Process Today
Don’t let a small error cause a big delay. With DocuPro, correcting your father’s or mother’s name is simple, secure, and professionally managed.
DocuPro – India’s Trusted Platform for Document Corrections & Identity Services.
* charges displayed are for correction of one of the parent's name only

Processing Time
25-30 Days
Starting Price
₹8,000+GST
Success Rate
99.8%
Happy Customers
10K+
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- Hassle-free process
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What Our Customers Say
Charan Raju
Good service and support.Within 15 minutes my long pending issue resolvedThanks for Jennifer for swift actions to resolve.
Pramodh Menon
It was very easy, simple... Rachna and Jennifer were very nice and helpful..
Devi Srinivas
I am fully satisfied with your excellent service. Please keep keepitup.
g r Ravi
Very good service 👏
Mrunmay Mehta
Docupro did khata transfer for our home. The process was 100pc online, and super smooth, though the govt process did take time! I find their whatsapp chat service super responsive. Would recommend!
Aishwarya
Absolutely seamless experience !
Frequently Asked Questions
You can apply for correction of your parents' names at the local municipal office or registrar of births by submitting an application form, affidavit, and valid identity proofs of your parents.
Documents like your parents’ Aadhar cards, PAN cards, passports, marriage certificate (if applicable), and an affidavit are usually required for verification.
If the correction is minor, like a spelling mistake, the registrar can approve it after verification. Major changes may require gazette notification and legal affidavits.
Yes, many state portals such as eDistrict or municipal websites allow online applications for parents’ name correction.
The correction process usually takes 15 to 30 working days, depending on document verification and approval from the registrar.
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