Creating GMAT Profile-alphabet problem

tele - Hello, and welcome to the forum. If your government-issued ID consists of non-Roman characters in whole or in part, then you should check the regulations page of the country in which you intend to take the test:

https://www.mba.com/exams/gmat/about-the-gmat-exam/location-specific-pricing-regulations

If you want to take the GMAT™ in the U.S. or some other country that uses the Roman alphabet, and your IDs are all written in your native script, then I would contact GMAC™ to ensure that those forms of identification would meet the requirements. If it is just a "ý" that could be rendered as a "y" in Roman characters when you register, then I doubt there would be any problem. On the other hand, if there are several variations that would make your name illegible to a non-native reader--i.e. that your name in your native tongue and its Romanized counterpart look quite different, as they might in, say, Cyrillic--then again, it would be worth it to contact GMAC™ to ensure that your forms of ID will be acceptable.

Good luck to you, whatever you decide to do.

- Andrew