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The document outlines the application process for a legal change of name under the British Columbia Name Act. It details eligibility requirements, necessary supporting documents, and fees associated with the application. Applicants must be at least 19 years old, reside in BC for three months, and provide proof of identity and residency. The document also specifies procedures for changing a child's name, including obtaining consent from parents or guardians and the need for fingerprinting for individuals aged 18 and over. Additionally, it includes information on waivers of parental consent and payment methods.

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Begin by filling out the applicant's information section. Provide your full name, date of birth, and contact details. Ensure all fields marked with an asterisk are completed.
In the 'Intent of Change' section, indicate whether you are changing your surname, given names, or both. This is crucial for processing your application correctly.
Attach supporting documents as required. If born in Canada, include your original birth certificate; if born outside Canada, provide certified immigration documents.
Complete the statutory declaration section at the end of the form. This must be signed in front of a lawyer or notary public to validate your application.
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Where can I get a form to change my name?

You can find this form at: govt.nz/name-change-adult. You must present your current photo identification or completed BDM76 form (with attached photo) to the person authorised to take a statutory declaration when you sign the declaration in front of them.

How to write an application for change of name?

Tips for Writing a Name Change Request Letter Always use a polite and formal tone. Mention both your old and new names clearly. Explain the reason for the change, if needed. Attach supporting documents (affidavit, gazette, marriage certificate, etc.). Double-check dates, references, and spellings before sending.

Where to submit an application for name change?

In most cases, you must file a petition with your local court to change your name. To do so, you may need to file paperwork and appear before a judge to complete the process.

How to fill a name change form?

The affidavit should explain the reasons for the name change along with the following details: The current full name and the new name of the applicant (deponent) Fathers name of the deponent or husbands name (in the case of married women) Residential address.