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Changing your name is a fairly simple process. Most people change their names when they get married or divorced, or might want to change a child's name after adoption. The eHow guides can walk you through your name change.
There are several reasons why people might want to change their legal name. Getting married or divorced are two of the most common reasons. Maybe you just don’t like your Read More
Thinking about getting married? Already set a date? Marrying someone is a commitment and this article offers a few things to keep in mind before your big day. It is Read More
Changing your last name after you get married is an old tradition that has been around for a long time. Whether the wife takes the husband's name as tradition dictates, he Read More
After getting married, women often assume their new husbands' surnames. However, this does not happen automatically--there are certain steps that need to be taken Read More
Spurred by the Great Depression and the economic woes that gripped the nation, the Social Security Act was enacted in 1935. Today, every legalized citizen of the United Read More
The original use for the Social Security card and number was to track the funds in your Social Security account. When you get married and change your name, you must also Read More
You have just gotten married and need to change your name on your passport. You probably think that this is going to be a complicated, expensive process. The good news is Read More
After saying “I do,” changing your name can take time. After notifying the Social Security office and obtaining a social security card printed with your new name, you can Read More
Tradition dictates that the bride assumes her husband's name at marriage. But traditions change. Today, not only are some women keeping their maiden names, but some men are Read More
Changing your name is a right all Americans have. And, fortunately, it is incredibly easy to do. That is, it is initially easy but requires a great deal of follow up to Read More
Changing your name legally in Ohio is a fairly straightforward process. Whether you fancy a different moniker or just don't care for the name you currently have, as long as Read More
In Canada, name changes on your passport can only be done by applying for a new passport under your new name. The process is fairly quick and by following these steps Read More
It is possible to change aspects of your identity, such as your name and (under some circumstances) your social-security number. But even if you change what you can, the Read More
Every locality has its own policies regarding legal name changes. Despite this, the process is generally the same. Legally changing your identity can be done for a Read More
Obtain a copy of your court order and use it when you request that agencies and creditors change your name in their records. Read More
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