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  • curprev 09:2809:28, 1 July 2022Mr. D. E. Mophon talk contribs 5,251 bytes +11 Only those Olympians who have signed up and are registered, and who have been granted the post-nominal letters by the WOA, are allowed to use the "OLY" letters. So not automatically all Olympians. undo

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  • curprev 22:3222:32, 1 December 2020194.140.226.190 talk 4,226 bytes +7 In addition, a phd is used at the end of a persons name on official legal documents, but not for a example a Bsc or MA. If one was to write "Bsc (Hons)" on a passport application form for example, this would not be included on the documentation by the passport office. However, the initials "Phd" would on a separate page known as "Observations". Just thought I should clear this issue up. undo
  • curprev 22:2722:27, 1 December 2020194.140.226.190 talk 4,219 bytes +6 Letters at the end of a name when one gets a degree are not recognised in legal documentations, even if one was to use it on the application form. They are used by the recipient in business when writing letters or on business cards, but are not recognised legally unlike a "OLY" or "CBE" for example. undo

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