Apologies if this has been discussed or answered before but I have a question if anyone knows the answer, or who to ask or has any experience please?
So some names have diacritics, usually the name originates from another language other than english. Maybe the most common ones being Seán, Siobhán, Chloé, Zoë, René, Beyoncé etc etc.
Say for example, the name Chloé, Are there any issues registering this name with the diacritic on the “e” in England; on the Birth Certificate, with the NHS, in the school system, with banks, on her passport, driving licence etc etc.
Most people wouldnt know but Its simple to press the alt gr button + the letter to get most of these diacritics on a keyboard or hold the button on an apple keyboard, but do government systems and organisations systems generally support diacritic names?
Is there a right or expectation for organisations to spell your name correctly in England? Doesn't GDPR say this?
Is she destined for a lifetime of her name being spelt wrong or is she allowed to be a Chloé with an “é” !?
Thanks for any advise or experience anyone has 🙏