Where can I get a form for an order for legal name change in Oklahoma?
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At the clerks office at the county courthouse.
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HELP  |   ABOUT US  |   GLOSSARY  |   SITE MAP   \n \n \n Search:  \n Advanced Search     quick links Washington State Law Washington State Government Washington State Legislature Washington State Court Directory Washington County Government & Law Washington City & Town Government & Law Washington Tribal Government & Law Federal Government & Law  \n \n Home > Prevent and Solve Legal Problems > Family > Name Change > Changing the Name of a Child   Print View   \nLaw and Government Overview \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \nPrevent and Solve Legal Problems \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \nFinding and Working with Lawyers \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \nResources for K-12 Teachers \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \nResources for the Media \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \n Prevent and Solve Legal Problems\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nChanging the Name of a Child\n \nBrowse all the Lawforwa Resources on Changing the Name of a Child \n sort resources alphabetically  \nShowing items 1 - 4 of 4      \n \n \nResource Description: Questions answered by the resource: \nCourt-Ordered Name Change for Children\nhttp://www.lawhelp.org/WA/showdocument.cfm/County/ \nSource: Northwest Justice Project\n\nInformation regarding the process used to get a court ordered name change for a child.\nfull description \n How do I legally change my child's name? \nWhat if my spouse does not agree to a name change for our child? \nDo I have to have my former spouse's approval to change my child's name? \nDoes my child have to agree to a change to his name? \n \nPetition for Name Change - Minor Child\nhttp://www.metrokc.gov/KCDC/petncmin.pdf \nSource: King County District Court\n\nForm used to request a name change for a person's minor child. This form is specific to the King County District Courts. If you live outside King County, please see www.access.wa.gov/government/awco.asp for information on the Petition for Name Change for your county.\nfull description \n Where can I find the Petition for Name Change? \nWhat form do I use to ask for a name change for my minor child? \nWhat must I file with the court to get my child's name changed? \n \nOrder Changing Name (Minor) State of Washington, King County District Court\nhttp://www.metrokc.gov/KCDC/ncminor.pdf \nSource: King County District Court\n\nForm used by King County District Courts to officially order the name change of a petitioner's minor child. If you live outside King County, please see www.access.wa.gov/government/awco.asp for information on the Order for Name Change for your county.\nfull description \n Where can I find the Name Change Order? \nWhat form do I use to change the name of my child? \n \nAdult Name Change at Marriage and Divorce\nhttp://www.lawhelp.org/WA/showdocument.cfm/County/ \nSource: Northwest Justice Project\n\nInformation regarding name changes when married or when divorced.\nfull description \n Do I have to change my name when I get married? \nHow do I change my name when I get married? \nHow do I change my name if I'm getting a divorce? \nCan I change my child's name when I get divorced? \nHow do I change my child's name if I am getting a divorce? \n \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n \n\n\n\n \nWelcome to the Office of the Registrar General's Change of Name Wizard \nThe process for legally changing a person's name can be lengthy. There are several different forms that may be applicable depending on the circumstances. For instance, you may wish to take a spouse or conjugal partner's name, revert to a previous name, change
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Come on, you're an attorney and you are looking to Yahoo!Answers for this information? Your Bar would likely have the information, or you could just pick a state you would like to go and look it up on their Bar page.  I'll give you a headstart, you could move to Oklahoma! Good luck.
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You need to change it in court. They have to give you a legal document stating what your name is changing from and to. You can take this form then to secretary of state and social security offices and get your name changed- It is easy to change if you are getting a divorce ( and going back to your maiden name). But to change it just because you want to requires a court appearance and a judge ruling.\nGood luck
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You could try here: http://nolo.com/ but they're not free.\n\nYou can also look here: http://www.freelegalforms.net/
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http://www.tax.ok.gov/itformcrt1.html
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free legal forms.com is a good one.
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It depends on which state you are in. Nolo Press has some forms. You might go online to your local family court website and see if they have a copy. You can usually go to  a local law library-law school, county offices(usually have) you could also go to your state attorney generals office and see if they have forms
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Each state has slightly different procedures for legal name changes. The basics involve filling out a form, submitting it to the court, paying a fee, and sometimes publishing the court's final declaration in a newspaper. You probably won't need a lawyer, just a lot of patience.\n\nMany state agencies and legal groups publish name-change information and forms online. Searching on "name change" plus your state should turn up local details.\n\nJust what can you legally change your name to? Almost anything, as long as you're not doing so with fraudulent intent, such as changing your name to evade a crime. Also, your new name can't interfere with the rights (including copyright) of others, so you can't be Tom Cruise or R2D2. You can't name yourself a numeral or punctuation symbol. Racial slurs or threatening or obscene words aren't allowed either. Otherwise, you're free to be John Smith, John Doe, or John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt, if you want.
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http://www.doc.state.ok.us/.\nthis is the Oklahoma department of corrections web site and it will tell you were they are currently placed.\n\nclick on offenders, click on offender look-up, type in first name, then last name and click on search.
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You need to petition the court and I think pay the filing cost, which is around $50.00, and they can go in and ammend your birth certificate.  Then voila! new name
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Start here:\n\nhttp://www.library.unt.edu/govinfo/law/forms.htm
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It's not that simple.  There isn't a form that I'm aware of because a venue change is typically fact-driven, but there are a number of forms online at http://courts.michigan.gov/scao/courtforms/.  There are also court rules regarding venue changes.  See MCR 2.222 et al. that can be found at http://courtofappeals.mijud.net/rules/public/default.asp.\n\nIt's likely that you've either waived venue (if you're dealing with a civil suit) or you're looking for something totally different (say, if you're dealing with a child support matter).  But you haven't given a lot of facts to help in responding to your question.\n\nYour best bet is to part with a few dollars and hire an attorney.  At least call one, so he or she can find out what it is you're trying to accomplish.  I can refer you to an attorney in Oakland County if you contact me privately.\n\n--William Maze
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http://www.lsb.state.ok.us/\nLook for the icon labelled Oklahoma Statutes & Constitution
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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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You should be able to fill out a form at a municipal court building and have a judge approve or disapprove it.  You don't even see the judge, just pay the fee.\n\nhttp://www.namechangelaw.com/states/tn/tennesee.htm
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Go to www.judgejoebrown.com   You will find all of the legal forms there. Just print them out. They are legal and foolproof.