DD is having a passport in my (ex)married name, I've done a change of name deed for her to have my maiden name but because it was done on a 'can't find the father' basis it's not enough for the passport office. All fine, but we're going on holiday with my parents in 4 weeks and I've just found out my father booked the Eurostar tickets without checking with me and booked DD's in my maiden surname, so the surname on her passport and tickets is now different.
The tickets are non-changeable so to correct it I'd need to book dd a new ticket which would be almost £70.
Phoned Eurostar who basically said they didn't give a stuff what name people booked in, that it was down to immigration officials to check and it should be fine but take the name change deed just in case.
Thing is, could immigration turn round and refuse to let dd travel or would they accept the deed in the same way people take their marriage cert? Anyone know or know how I'd find out for sure? Googling immigration just comes up with the usual stuff about moving countries