An observation at the optometrist Dr. Khanna in Brampton on August 18 of 2022 around 15h45

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A technician at optometrist called me Mr. Khalid, I explained to her that Khalid was my first name and still is, has not changed. My first name and last name are same as were given by my parents and as were written by the Canadian embassy on my landing/immigration papers there has been no change in my name since birth or since immigration. That person said she was born in Canada. And she saw my name on my IDs (which is according to the name printed on the immigration documents and landing papers.
I wonder why these people keep on trying to switch Mr. while in Canada. Every child knows that Mr. in Canada is written with Last name and/or Full name, but not with first name.

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Khalid Mahmood
Ontario DL#: M01684340561220
Ph:(289)990-6590
www.m0168.org

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