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Introducing Resume Remove Surname Field Feature

Welcome to our latest feature designed to enhance your resume-building experience. Say goodbye to the traditional surname field and hello to a more inclusive approach!

Key Features:

Easily remove the surname field from your resume template

Customize your resume to better reflect your identity

Potential Use Cases and Benefits:

Create a more inclusive and diverse resume

Avoid potential bias in the recruitment process

Empower individuals to represent themselves authentically

By embracing this feature, you can take control of your narrative and showcase your qualifications without the limitations of traditional resume formats. Join us in reshaping the future of job applications!

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How to Remove Surname Field From Resume

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Is it OK to use nickname on resume?

Use your legal name on formal employment paperwork. Your resume is not a legal document, but job applications, contracts, and employee information forms are. Anytime you're filling out any kind of hiring paperwork, always provide your first, middle, and last names the way they appear on your birth certificate.

Should I put my full name on my resume?

You should use your full name, or the name that you use professionally. So for instance if your name is Michael Smith but you go by Mike Smith at work, it's completely fine to use that as your name on your resume. However using just Mike is not okay.

Do I have to put my legal name on a job application?

In short, you can use your chosen or preferred name throughout your job search, as long as you provide your legal name when it comes time for a background check. (If you don't provide current or prior legal names at that point, it can be seen as lying on the application, and grounds for firing.)

How big should your name be on a resume?

Your resume should have a consistent font size throughout the page. The only exception to the standard 12-point rule relates to how big your name should be on your resume. Since your name must stand out, it's safe to double the font size. So if you're using a size-12 font, feel free to double the font size to size-24.

How do you put a full name in a nickname?

The person's nickname goes just before the person's surname, as in John R. Middleton James Joseph Mickey Smith. It goes there because it is presumed that many people will know the person only by the nickname and surname, as in Mickey Smith.

Can I use nickname legally?

It's not as obvious as it seems. Follow this guide on when to use a nickname, your legal name, tie your name to a degree, or even use the phonetic spelling. You were anointed with a name when you born.

How can I legally shorten my name?

Obtain a petition for name change. ... Fill in the petition. ... Sign the petition and have it notarized. ... File the petition with the civil clerk of the county courthouse in the county where you live. ... Attend your name change hearing. ... Publish your name change if you live in a state where this is required.

Can I put nickname on resume?

Your resume is essentially a means of marketing yourself to employers, which means there's no rules against identifying yourself with a nickname. In many instances, using or devising an ambiguous nickname can be a good way to safeguard yourself from discrimination on the part of the employer.

Do you have to use your legal name on a job application?

A resume is not a legal document, so it is acceptable to use your preferred name. ... Your legal name should be used for background checks, on social security documents, and on insurance forms.

How do you write a nickname for your name?

Usually, a nickname is placed directly after the official first name, and is surrounded by quotation marks, to distinguish it from the components of the real name.