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• About Deed Polls

  • What is a Deed Poll?
  • Do I need a Deed Poll?
  • Why do people change their name?
    • Using your maiden name as a middle name
    • Reverting to your maiden name
    • Double-barrelling surnames upon marriage
    • Creating a new name following divorce
    • Taking your wifes surname
    • Meshing surnames
    • Changing a child's surname from an absent father's
    • Name change for fun
    • Anglicising a name
    • Name change upon religious conversion
    • Rearranging current names
    • Same sex partners sharing a surname
    • Transgenders persons choosing a new name
    • Unhappy with birth name
  • Lost Deed Poll documents
  • Enrolling a Deed Poll

• Eligibility

  • Age Restrictions
  • British citizens abroad
  • Foreign Nationals in the UK
  • Guidelines for choosing your new name
  • Changing your title

• Children

  • Changing your child's name

  • Parental Responsibility issues

    • England and Wales
    • Northern Ireland
    • Scotland
  • Letters of Consent
  • Obtaining a Court Order

• Amending Records

  • Changing your name on your Passport
  • Changing your name on your Driving License

  • Changing a name on a Birth Certificate

    • England and Wales
    • Northern Ireland
    • Scotland
  • Changing your name on other records
  • Changing the name on your child's Passport
  • Changing your child's name on other records

• Marital

  • Changing Your Name on Marriage
  • Changing Your Name on Civil Partnership
  • Changing Your Name on Separation
  • Changing Your Name on Divorce
  • Changing Your Name when Widowed

• Apply Now

  • How to apply for a Deed Poll
  • Register and apply online
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• FAQs

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Our Deed Polls are accepted by all UK government departments including UK Passport Service, DVLA and HM Revenue and Customs