Hello,

No, it should not create a problem in government job document verification if:

1. Correction Proof Exists : You have supporting documents proving the correction process, such as an application or approval for correction.

2. University Verification : The university's official records match your corrected details.

3. Authentication Seal : The corrected marksheet bears the university's stamp and signature, confirming its validity.

4. Clarification Letter : If questioned, you can request a clarification letter from the university.

Ensure all documents are verified and properly submitted during the application process to avoid confusion.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

A mark sheet with a 2024 date of publication for a degree completed in 2023 should not cause much problem during document verification for a government job, provided the correction has been duly authorized by your university.

Important things to be ensured:

• Official University Seal : The mark sheet should carry the official stamp and signature to authenticate it.
• Correction letter : Get an official letter from the University mentioning correction, along with a specific reason for the change in your mother's name, as well as the date of publication now.
• Original Documents : Keep a copy of your original mark sheet even with the mistake, for verification.

During verification, the correction should be explained, and supporting documents provided if necessary. As long as the discrepancy is minor and officially resolved, it is unlikely to cause problems.