Baptismal and nso [government-issued birth certificate]

[jona]

good eve pls help me my baptismal is not match with my psa nso waht to do. but im using now my new psa …

 

[paperwight]

good eve pls help me my baptismal is not match with my psa nso waht to do. but im using now my new psa …

Could you explain your abbreviations, please?

Welcome to CAF.

 

[Beryllos]

I believe that PSA and NSO in this context refer to the birth record (or birth certificate) in the Philippines.

https://psa.gov.ph/civilregistration/requesting-civil-registry-document/birth-certificate

So I surmise that the OP’s name on the baptismal certificate does not match that on the birth record or certificate.

 

[Phemie]

I believe that PSA and NSO in this context refer to the birth record (or birth certificate) in the Philippines.

https://psa.gov.ph/civilregistration/requesting-civil-registry-document/birth-certificate

So I surmise that the OP’s name on the baptismal certificate does not match that on the birth record or certificate.

PSA - Philippine Statistic Authority
NSO - National Statistics Office - merged with other statistics bureaus into the PSA some time ago.

 

[Beryllos]

but im using now my new psa

I think it would be best to use your official (PSA) name on everything, to the extent possible. I think you may only need the baptismal name when the church needs to look up records of your sacraments. For example, to be married in the Church, they may wish to check that you were baptized in the Church, and so they would need your baptismal name.

I made the mistake of using my Confirmation name when I applied for my Social Security Number (United States), and this caused a lot of trouble for me later on. I should have used the name on my official birth certificate. Since then, the US government has changed the rules so that it is impossible to use any name but the one on your birth certificate.