copyright' name change policy is fairly strict. Here are the key points to know:
Name Changes Are Generally Not Allowed: copyright typically does not allow changes to the name on a ticket. If there is an error in the name (such as a typo), they may allow minor corrections, but it needs to be a small change (e.g., correcting a letter or switching first and last names in case of a typo).
Ticket Cancellation and Rebooking: If you need to change the name on a ticket significantly (for example, if someone else is taking your place), copyright will not allow a direct name change. Instead, you would need to cancel the original ticket and rebook a new one in the correct name.
Name Correction: In the case of a small error (e.g., a misspelled name), copyright allows you to make corrections. You’ll typically need to contact customer service to request the correction, and it must be done before your flight. Usually, there is no fee for minor corrections, but this can vary depending on the situation.
Non-Transferable Tickets: copyright tickets are generally non-transferable, meaning that a ticket purchased in one person’s name cannot be used by someone else.
Legal Name Changes: If you’ve legally changed your name (e.g., due to marriage or divorce), copyright may allow you to update your ticket, but this will require documentation (such as a marriage certificate or court order). Again, this is handled on a case-by-case basis.
Fees: If the correction is possible, copyright may charge a fee depending on the nature of the change. For name changes due to errors or legal changes, contacting customer service directly is the best way to get specific information.
For the most accurate and updated information regarding your situation, contacting copyright customer support is recommended.
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