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A parent must petition the Court of Common Pleas in their county of residence, if the other parent does not consent to the name change. The procedures and forms for filing a name change petition for a child are the same as for an adult.
54 Pa. C.S.A. 701 et seq. An adult (age 18 and over) who wishes to change their name must file a petition in the Court of Common Pleas. You, the petitioner, must live in the City and County of Philadelphia.
Childs Consent Many Courts require a child who is 14 years or older, but less than 18, to give his or her permission for the name change. The child must sign the Minor Consent form in front of a Notary and you must give it to the Clerk with your Petition.
An unmarried mother may select any last name for her child. If she fails to provide a last name on the birth certificate registration form, the childs surname will automatically be the mothers last name.
Legal documentation showing the name change (i.e., a certified marriage certificate issued by a county court or a court order) along with an updated Social Security card showing your new legal name must be presented at a driver license center to record the name change and update your record.

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A name change for a child is simple, if both biological parents consent to the change of name. Both of the biological parents must complete and sign the form on the back of their childs birth certificate. The form is then mailed to the Department of Vital Statistics.
Bring the Petition, Fingerprint Card (if applicable), Order of Publication, and a copy of the minors birth certificate to the County Court of Common Pleas where the minor resides. File these documents with the Prothonotarys office and pay all associated fees (typically around $100).
Financial Assistance When representing yourself, a legal name change in Pennsylvania typically costs between $250 and $600.
Changing your name in Pennsylvania because of marriage or divorce is a fairly simple process with a $20 price tag. But for transgender Pennsylvanians, the cost of changing a name and gender on legal documents ranges from $400 to $900 and requires court proceedings.
Acceptable documents showing a name change include: Certified marriage certificate issued by the county court where your marriage license was processed. Court Order. Adoption records. Amended, certified birth certificate issued by government Office of Vital Statistics/Records with a raised/embossed seal.

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