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[Music] todays video podcast is to address how to make a name change on a contract i have received this question several times but the answer depends on what is really needed a name change of the original buyer or a change out of the original buyer when an individual is asking about a name change only like in the case of a marriage or divorce then the title company can prepare a name affidavit having that person signed stating that they are one in the same person just a different name when its a buyer be sure that the lender if any also knows about the name change if the name change is due to a change in marital status it may affect how the loan is under written please note when a name change occurs the id used at closing must match the new name the notary must use the name shown on the id so please remind your client to update their state issued id or passport before closing if the name change is not just a change of name of the current buyer but rather a change of buyers then an as
