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The document outlines the process for submitting fingerprint cards to the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) and the FBI for legal name changes, as mandated by Texas Family Code Section 45.102. It details where to get fingerprints taken, associated fees, required information on the fingerprint cards, mailing instructions, and contact information for inquiries.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the SAFETY CRIME RECORDS SERVICE in the editor.
Begin by entering your Full Printed Current Legal Name in the designated field. Ensure it matches your identification documents.
Fill in your Sex and Race as required. This information is essential for accurate processing.
Input your Date of Birth and ensure it is formatted correctly. This helps verify your identity.
Sign the form where indicated, ensuring that your signature matches your Current Legal Name.
Provide your Social Security Number and Petitioner’s Mailing Address in the respective fields.
Enter the Cause/Case Number in the OCA field, along with District Court Name/Number and City in the ORI field.
Include your Driver License Number and District Court Originating Agency Number in the appropriate ORI field.
Specify the Reason Fingerprinted as 'Legal Name Change - Family Code Section 45.001'.
Attach a copy of your court petition to the fingerprint cards before mailing them to DPS.

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