There are a few steps involved in changing your name and it can take a little longer if you are changing your name legally. It can take around 2 weeks to lodge your application for a legal name change certificate, up to 8 weeks in processing, then you need to notify each organisation.
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No matter your reason for name change, we provide you with all the information you need to change your name in the Australian Capital Territory.
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Live in the NT and changing names? Get ready to send name change notifications! Need to apply for a legal name change? You can only apply if you were born the territory.
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SA residents can get everything they need to change names in minutes! Got your BDM marriage or legal name change certificate? Just attach to our forms, sign & send!
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Looking for information or ready to get started changing names in Queensland? We can help.
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Live in NSW and want to change names? We have all the information you need, plus all the forms and paperwork here.
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Whether you are changing your name via marriage, legal name change or separation, Easy Name Change provides you with all the information you need to change your name in Victoria.
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Almost all organisations want to see a document from Births, Deaths and Marriages, but a number of companies will have higher proof standards. You may be asked for certified copies, photo ID or total verification.
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These are documents that have been checked against the original by a trusted professional. Many professionals will certify your documents free of charge and it is a simple process.
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You can change your name on the electoral roll via the form below unless you believe that having your name on a publicly available electoral roll may engender the safety of you or your family, in which case you will need to contact the Australian Electoral Commission
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