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Each time i come across people like you my faith in Sikhism becomes deeper and deeper. The day you converted from Hindu to Sikh or the day you took Amrit, i am sure the Panj Pyares must have changed your name too taken from SGGS Ji Maharaj.

So, your new Sikh name including Kaur ought to be included in all the official documents. You haven't mentioned your country of residence but in India the procedure is the most important official documents are the Aadhaar Card (national identity card), Pan Card (identity allotted to each taxpayer by the Income Tax Department) and the Passport.

If you are an Indian resident then you must immediately change your name in all the above documents which can be done by visiting their respective offices in your local city. But do not forget to add Kaur in your name.

After the changes been made in your documents, you can marry your Sikh boyfriend in a Gurdwara, nobody has the right to stop you from marrying your boyfriend because you are no more a non-Sikh, you are a Sikh but do keep your document in hand during marriage in case if you are asked to show by the Gurdwara management otherwise i don't think there will be any problem.

Similarly for the job purpose apart from the above documents, Class 10th Pass certificate and your highest qualification degree/diploma is required which i don't think you need to change your name in those documents.

Each time i come across people like you my faith in Sikhism becomes deeper and deeper. The day you converted from Hindu to Sikh or the day you took Amrit, i am sure the Panj Pyares must have changed your name too taken from SGGS Ji Maharaj.

So, your new Sikh name including Kaur ought to be included in all the official documents. You haven't mentioned your country of residence but in India the procedure is the most important official documents are the Aadhaar Card (national identity card), Pan Card (identity allotted to each taxpayer by the Income Tax Department) and the Passport.

If you are an Indian resident then you must immediately change your name in all the above documents which can be done by visiting their respective offices in your local city. But do not forget to add Kaur in your name.

After the changes been made in your documents, you can marry your Sikh boyfriend in a Gurdwara, nobody has the right to stop you from marrying your boyfriend because you are no more a non-Sikh, you are a Sikh but do keep your document in hand during marriage in case if you are asked to show by the Gurdwara management otherwise i don't think there will be any problem.

Similarly for the job purpose apart from the above documents, Class 10th Pass certificate and your highest qualification degree/diploma is required which i don't think you need to change your name in those these documents.

Each time i come across people like you my faith in Sikhism becomes deeper and deeper. The day you converted from Hindu to Sikh or the day you took Amrit, i am sure the Panj Pyares must have changed your name too taken from SGGS Ji Maharaj.

So, your new Sikh name including Kaur ought to be included in all the official documents. You haven't mentioned your country of residence but in India the procedure is the most important official documents are the Aadhaar Card (national identity card), Pan Card (identity allotted to each taxpayer by the Income Tax Department) and the Passport.

If you are an Indian resident then you must immediately change your name in all the above documents which can be done by visiting their respective offices in your local city. But do not forget to add Kaur in your name.

After the changes been made in your documents, you can marry your Sikh boyfriend in a Gurdwara, nobody has the right to stop you from marrying your boyfriend because you are no more a non-Sikh, you are a Sikh but do keep your document in hand during marriage in case if you are asked to show by the Gurdwara management otherwise i don't think there will be any problem.

Similarly for the job purpose apart from the above documents, Class 10th Pass certificate and your highest qualification degree/diploma is required which i don't think you need to change your name in these documents.

Each time i come across people like you my faith in Sikhism becomes deeper and deeper. The day you converted from Hindu to Sikh or the day you took Amrit, i am sure the Panj Pyares must have changed your name too taken from SGGS Ji Maharaj.

So, your new Sikh name including Kaur ought to be included in all the official documents. You haven't mentioned your country of residence but in India the procedure is the most important official documents are the Aadhaar Card (national identity card), Pan Card (identity allotted to each taxpayer by the Income Tax Department) and the Passport.

If you are an Indian resident then you must immediately change your name in all the above documents which can be done by visiting their respective offices in your local city. But do not forget to add Kaur in your name.

After the changes been made in your documents, you can marry your Sikh boyfriend in a Gurdwara, nobody has the right to stop you from marrying your boyfriend because you are no more a non-Sikh, you are a Sikh but do keep your document in hand during marriage in case if you are asked to show by the Gurdwara management otherwise i don't think there will be any problem.

Similarly for the job purpose apart from the above documents, Class 10th Pass certificate and your highest qualification degree/diploma is required which i don't think you need to change your name in these documents until and unless you are specifically asked to do so by the Job organization.

Each time i come across people like you my faith in Sikhism becomes deeper and deeper. The If i am able to understand your question correctly then the day you converted from Hindu to Sikh or the day you took Amrit, i am sure the Panj Pyares must have changed your name too taken from SGGS Ji Maharaj.

So, your new Sikh name including Kaur ought to be included in all the official documents. You haven't mentioned your country of residence but in India the procedure is the most important official documents are the Aadhaar Card (national identity card), Pan Card (identity allotted to each taxpayer by the Income Tax Department) and the Passport.

If you are an Indian resident then you must immediately change your name in all the above documents which can be done by visiting their respective offices in your local city. But do not forget to add Kaur in your name.

After the changes been made in your documents, you can marry your Sikh boyfriend in a Gurdwara, nobody has the right to stop you from marrying your boyfriend because you are no more a non-Sikh, you are a Sikh but do keep your document in hand during marriage in case if you are asked to show by the Gurdwara management otherwise i don't think there will be any problem.

Similarly for the job purpose apart from the above documents, Class 10th Pass certificate and your highest qualification degree/diploma is required which i don't think you need to change your name in these documents until and unless you are specifically asked to do so by the Job organization..