To give baby 2 letters for a name

[happypet]

A close relative has named their child a 2 letter name. None of business at all I know, but I feel for the child growing up. Its not Vi, Lu or Ed or something to makes a possible name- just letters. To make it worse IMO- the letters represent their own nicknames, not their actual names! Think something like these examples:
Baby will be legally named JT- after parents nn Juggly and Toddy or named CJ- after parents Chrisy and Joker or named TS after Toddy and Slobby.
Can a baby even be registered with 2 letters like that?

I know a JJ and a CJ, I do find it bizarre but at least it’s easy to spell!

My friend tried to have JD 17 years ago and wasn't allowed

Well, what is it then?!

I know a BB, a DJ and a Jaybe.

I know a Cy.. pronounced Sigh

I know one too but its spelling Syai

They might have difficulty signing up to things.

"Error: Please enter at least three characters"

I worked with a woman whose middle name was V.

I know someone with a daughter called Mary-Jane but she's knows as MJ - not keen on it myself I prefer the full version I don't get the initial as a name thing but I'm also in the "don't like surnames as first names camp"

i think the poster means it’s not pronounced Bee Oh