how do i go about getting the spelling of my son's name changed?
476838
here we go to the courthouse
485343
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.
107556
You could start by spelling it correctly, then any search engine (like perhaps Yahoo?) can help.
1033745
Go to the county where you got your name changed and go to that court house. It should be on record there.
139665
Go to the Court House and file a petition for name change.  They will do a criminal background check and other background checks.  Then a court justices will evaluate a name change.
1164444
You need a court order of some sort to get the child's name change on his/her social security record, which is the first step to chagning your name legally. In order to do this, you need to file a petition for a minor name change in the local court in your area. Contact them for the specifics of that. Once you have done that, you can change their social security card and anything else from there.
700910
It seems like a simple typo to me....apparently, you're father verbally gave the spelling of his name to someone that interpreted the U as an O. \nAs a backup, you may want to carry a copy of your father's legal ID with you.\n\nBest of Luck!
752084
Not a good idea. I had a friend who is now deceased, his first name was Dicky. He was constantly ask what his real name was, so he finally decided to change it to Richard. His parents never found out, because he was still called Dicky by his friends, but when someone would asked about his real name he could answer Richard.\nLife is difficult enough, so give your child the chance of a happy and healthy life, and give her a normal first name.
322213
you have to change in it your preferences. there you can change your first & last name to something else.
971834
By starting to correct the spelling of your name. do you think replacing c with k is cool? go back to ancient times boy.
27752
Go to family court and file papers for it
651994
Look in Yahoo or Alta Vista.com areas in the search engine part. Also, if that doesn't help go to a book store or lubrary and look at a baby name book.
507126
I have the same problem in Pennsylvania.  The father needs to sign for the change on the birth certificate.  The only way around it is adoption.  \n\nMany people have their children go by their name while the birth certificate remains unchanged.  But you can't keep that a secret because things come up throughout life requiring birth certificates--like signing up for sports in school.  If you're not honest with your child, then you'll have a mess on your hands when they suddenly want to play soccer and you have to produce a birth certificate.  Then there's getting the driver's license, and employment.  Or graduating from high school with transcripts containing one name but the real name being different--makes applying to college a little difficult.  But the good thing is by then the child can change their own name on their birth certificate because they'll be 18.  \n\nYou're in for a mess of a lifetime.  There's so many things you can't do without another parent's approval.  For instance, you can't take then for vacation outside of the country.  You can't get a passport until they are 14 without the other parent.  And even then, some countries won't let you visit without a notarized letter.  I could go on and on.  \n\nMy advice to you is to find a new father and do an adoption based on abandonment.  Or find a trustworthy friend to become a notary.\n\n\nedited to add:  \n\nIF FOUND THE ANSWER!\n\n"(7) When only one parent petitions for a change of name of a minor child, process shall be served on the other parent and proof of such service shall be filed in the cause; provided, however, that where the other parent is a nonresident, constructive notice of the petition may be given pursuant to chapter 49, and proof of publication shall be filed in the cause without the necessity of recordation."\n\nhttp://www.namechangelaw.com/states/fla/florida.htm\n\nThen there's this offering solid advice to contact an attorney should you anticipate objections:  \n\n"During a proposed name change for a minor, the petition must be brought by both of the minor’s parents, or by one parent with the Notarized consent of the other. All adults who retain legal rights over the child must be given proper notice of the proposed action. Courts typically conduct hearings to determine whether the change of name is in the best interest of the minor and hear any objections which may be raised by interested parties. If you anticipate objections, our product should not be used. In such cases, consult a licensed attorney in your area."\n\nhttp://www.the-law-store.com/flornamchank.html
31428
Click on My Account \nfrom there would find options to edit those stuff\n\nif you dont want your second name to appere then put a "" . "" in there \n\ntake care
487152
Go to the courthouse, with deed,and death certificate, and they should be able to change it into your name. Good Luck!
822323
Stephen is a very common name!  Trumpbert is so odd that no one will know how to say it, much less care.  \n\nTo change your name you need to hire an attorney that does this.
730250
You need to find out which account body he is affiliated to and whether he has attained member status yet. Once you  find this out you just put the initials for his registered body after or under his name e.g A  Body, CPA or \nA Body\nACCA.  \n\nMembership of the accountants governing bodies often requires practical training after qualification and is a requirement before you may use the desiganted letters, so in order to ensure you do not get your son into trouble double check his membership status.  If your son is not a member of his governing body you can not use the letters pertaining to it, you may however, put down the type of accountant he is e.g Financial accountant or Management Accountant.  If he only has a degree in accounting you should put down the type of degree rather than the fact that he is an accountant e.g BA (hons) or Bsc.\n\nHope this helps.