Shahzad Aslam faced fraud charges at Cupar Sheriff Court in Fife A man is to stand trial accused of using a false passport and birth certificate to enrol his son into a primary school. Shahzad Aslam faces a charge of possessing a false passport - and an alternate charge of fraud by obtaining a primary school place by false pretences. Aslam is further accused of an identical attempted fraud at another primary school and two charges of possessing identity documents relating to another person. Prosecutors allege that between April 25, 2011 and August 28, 2012 Aslam pretended to Lynn Coliagiacomo, an employee at Kinglassie Primary School in Lochgelly, Fife, that he was Sikander Hayat and that he wanted to register Karam Hayat at the school. They say he used a passport with the name Karam Hayat and date of birth of February 8, 2007, along with a birth certificate with the same details on it, to induce staff to fraudulently enrol a child under that name. Aslam faces two other charges of possessing identity documents in the name of Shahamaz Kousar that related to someone else. He also faces a charge of attempting to enrol the child at Strathallan Primary School in Kirkcaldy using the same documents on August 15, 2012 Aslam, 40, of Dean Park Court, Kirkcaldy, denies four charges on indictment at Cupar Sheriff Court. Aamar Anwar, defending, said they were not yet ready for the case to proceed to trial. Sheriff Charles Macnair QC set a trial date in May and ordered Aslam to appear at a pre-trial hearing that month.