How do I change my name? - post office name change
I am a British citizen and has married my Turkish husband. I would change my name in the United Kingdom, but how can I legally do? What documents do I need? I mean, you need a new passport and I have a form in the mail today, but says he needs to send a change of name of the action and an affidavit to. How can I do that? It is a marriage certificate in Turkey on the path.
Thanks in advance
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Post Office Name Change How Do I Change My Name?
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If you are in the United Kingdom, try the visitor to your local Citizens Advice Bureau. Contains information about the investigation, affidavit, etc., and the wording for both.
You can say to change the differences between the habits, their names and how.
Link below to find the nearest CAB.
There are very simple in the same session, under FAQ, family.
You must go to a lawyer. It is also necessary that the marriage documents prepared by a lawyer. Note that being married does not mean that you are of what you or your spouse or (if you are concerned) the biological or adopted children are affected and will receive nothing less than a will to understand and to write official.
Contact your local council who should have registered their marriage. Know if they do, then they should be.
To contact the embassy can help, but you need to start small. Your local Council guide you to input
You can to a lawyer and changed his name to a cost of over £ 50 They give you tickets for the declaration of statues, signed and certified and can be used to change the name of the bank card, passport, etc.
You have to go to court and the proper forms and fill them to turn their backs
At least that is what is here in the U.S., but I think it's similar to the United Kingdom.
Ocho Cinco
Go to the British Embassy and a website
She married?
oh, congratulations ... Why not with me in the MSN?
Kisses!
Fucki I have no idea.
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