how do you change your last name?
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depends the country and state laws,but it is possible through a lawyer or to get married and if you are woman catch a new last name.
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Go to your nearest social security office .Make sure you\nbring all your legal papers ,showing you changed your \nname legally
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Go to my Q&A. Go to edit my info.Change your nickname and click save.
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Go to my Q&A click on edit my profile and then you can change your name
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http://courts.michigan.gov/scao/courtforms/namechange/pc51.pdf
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You need to bring yoru marriage lic. to the DMV and Social Security Office for all of your credit cards you just need to call them and as simple as that your name is changed. You will need your marriage certificate also to change your name on your bank accounts.
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I am a California family law attorney.  In California, you can file a simple form with the divorce court after t he divorce to change your name without new filing fees.  Otherwise, you would need to go through the regular name change application process which is within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Superior Court.
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The method for doing this varies quite a bit based on where you live.  In the U.S., the way it's done in most states is by filing a petition with a local court.  The notice of name change is published in a newspaper usually for several weeks, then the change is made final by the court.  \n\nThe only simpler method is in cases of marriage or domestic partnership.  In these cases, it is enough to simply notify the DMV and Social Security Administration.
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Move and if you have to change you name. by a disposable cell phone for the first year or use a digital phone connected to your computer like vonage.  Vonage works great BTW and they can't look you up through normal means. give your new number only to people, very few that you know you can really trust.  Have your name changed in a different county like up near the Canadian border.  Trade in you car and buy a new one of comparable value, for new plates in new county that name change occurs.  Rent under new name to establish credit for about 6 months moved to permanent place of residence apply for new social security card with new identity, chose a first name similar to yours so you can remember it an look up when someone calls it, train yourself not to flinch at your old name. color your hair for a year eventually get a passport, same for your son.  I do this for a living and you have to take identity change seriously, a screw up or two and you will be found.  You can always keep tabs on your ex through the Internet anonymously.
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Generally speaking, at common law, you can use any name you want. If you want to change your name legally, which the Social Security Administration will require if you want to change the name on your SSN, or if you want to change your birth certificate, you will have to petition the probate or family court for your county. Get the forms at the clerk's office or, in some states, online.
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you cant!!!! only your firnds can change their onw name
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Go to the county where you got your name changed and go to that court house. It should be on record there.
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Just copy what was on the previous deed, changing the dates and names to the new ones.\n\nSince you don't say what state you are in - if you are even in the US of A, no one can answer you. The chances are there is no legal form, but just language that lawyers use in your area.
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For Yahoo: \nIn Mail:\nGo to options, \nThen click on General Preferences, and there they have the From name. Change it there...
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Right click the icon with your mouse, and at the bottom you will see "Rename" click that then just type the name you want
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You have to settle this in a court room to legally change your name... go to these websites they might help you with some more information.
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You need to go to your nearest passport agency. In the Us, you can go to the post office, overseas, you need to go to the Embassy. You have to bring your old passport, and a certified copy of the legality of your name change, such as a marriage certificate, an adoption certificate, a divorce decree with permanent orders, or a court ruling on your name change.