Casserine Posted November 16, 2011 Posted November 16, 2011 Hi everyone, I signed up for an account at ETS to register for the GRE a while ago and I put my middle initial on the form. I was just in the process of registering for a test when I realised that my passport (which I was planning to use as primary identification) doesn't have my middle name on it. I realise there's no way to change my name on the ETS website (which seems pointless inconvenient) and I even tried to just make another account, but they wouldn't allow that. Bear in mind I haven't yet registered for a test, that's just the details that I have on my account. Where do I go from here? Will there be issues at the test centre if my middle initial is on the admission slip but not my ID? Thanks!
Casserine Posted November 16, 2011 Author Posted November 16, 2011 Or could I just re-register for an account using, say, a different address (a work address, or my mother's address or something)? I presume that they already had someone at my address registered they refused a second application. Does the address really matter?
Rachel B Posted November 16, 2011 Posted November 16, 2011 I don't think it matters. I registered for the test without using my middle name and my ID includes my middle initial. Before you go through the hassle of making another account, perhaps give ETS a call and explain it to them. Your address kind of matters since it's where they will send your official scores and other updates/information.
Casserine Posted November 16, 2011 Author Posted November 16, 2011 Noted. Thanks for that! I'm going to call ETS in the morning (it's too late where I am right now) and explain the situation to them. It is only a middle initial, which isn't like a surname change or anything. Thanks again!
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