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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the British Columbia Change Name application in our editor.
Begin by filling out Part 1A with your current full name as listed on your birth certificate. Ensure you provide your date of birth and marital status.
In Part 1B, indicate if you are changing your name only or if you are also changing the names of your children. If applicable, complete Parts 2A and 2B for each child.
Provide all required supporting documents based on your situation, such as birth certificates or marriage certificates. Use our platform to easily upload these documents.
Complete the statutory declaration section in front of an authorized person, ensuring that all signatures match the dates.
Submit your application along with payment either in person at a Service BC office or by mail to the Vital Statistics Agency.
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