Change-of-Name-Form-TF 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Change-of-Name-Form-TF in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the 'Name of Horse' in the designated field. Ensure accuracy as this is crucial for identification.
  3. Fill in the 'Sex' and 'Show Name' fields. This information helps in categorizing your horse correctly.
  4. Input the 'Registration Number' and 'Birthdate'. These details are essential for verifying ownership and lineage.
  5. Complete the sections for 'Sire' and 'Dam', providing parentage information that may be required for registration purposes.
  6. In the 'Transfer of Ownership To' section, enter the new owner's name and obtain their signature along with that of the previous owner.
  7. Finally, fill out the New Owner Information section, including contact details and payment method, ensuring all fees are included.

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If you are changing your name for the first time, you should apply for a change of name certificate from the Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages in the state where you were born. Alternatively, you could apply for an Australian citizenship certificate in your new name with the Department of Home Affairs.
Acceptable documents may include: marriage or civil partnership certificate. overseas marriage or civil partnership certificate. enrolled deed poll. unenrolled deed poll or change of name deed. statutory declaration or affidavit. baptismal or confirmation certificate (for first names only) birth certificate.
Where to find your TFN in the ATO app or your ATO online account if you have a myGov account linked to the ATO. on your income tax notice of assessment. on some of the letters we send you. on a payment summary or income statement from your employer. on your superannuation account statement.
For most purposes a deed poll will be accepted to change documents, but there are some important exceptions. Birth and marriage certificates cannot be changed. However, your deed poll together with your birth certificate will be sufficient for the passport office to issue you with a passport in the new name.
Deed Poll A legally registered document confirming the name change. Postal Address Contact details for official correspondence. Declaration Statement A sworn statement confirming that you have ceased using the previous name and now go by the new name.

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An official marriage certificate is different to the ceremonial marriage certificate you take home on your wedding day. You need an official marriage certificate to prove you are married. You can also use it if you choose to change your surname after marriage.
Getting Your ATO Linking Code Access Your myGov Account: The first step is to log in to your myGov account. Navigate to the ATO Section: Once youre in your myGov account, locate the section dedicated to the ATO. Generate Your Linking Code: Within the ATO section, youll find an option to generate your linking code.

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