Deed poll form 2026

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The document is an application form for changing one's name through the UK Deed Poll Office. It provides instructions for completing and submitting the form, including payment details and associated fees. The form requires personal information such as current and new names, date of birth, gender, and contact details.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the deed poll form in the editor.
Begin by entering your current title (Mr, Ms, Dr, etc.) and full name in capital letters. This ensures clarity in your application.
Next, specify your new title and new full name, again using capital letters for the surname(s). This is crucial for official documentation.
Fill in your date of birth and gender to provide necessary personal information.
Enter your home address and postcode accurately. If you have a different delivery address, include that as well.
Provide your nationality, telephone number, and email address for communication purposes.
Indicate the number of extra copies required and ensure to add the £0.50 admin fee to your total payment of £8.99 plus any additional copies.

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How do I get proof of my deed poll?

1.1 If we issued your Deed Poll AND you subscribed to our Archive service. If you ordered your Deed Poll direct from us and you returned your Deed Poll to us for our Archive service (available since May 2000), we can provide you with a legal copy (certified copy) of your original Deed Poll document from our archives.

Will banks accept unenrolled deed polls?

An unenrolled Deed Poll can be used for all official purposes in the UK and are accepted by HM Passport Office, the DVLA, all banks and other UK businesses and organisations. We offer a 100% guarantee that our Deed Polls will be accepted.

Can I print my own deed poll?

Next, fill out a form to create your deed poll. Print it out, sign it, and send copies of it to the relevant places. You dont need to wait: you can start using your new name right away!

How do I go back to my original name?

If you divorce or end a civil partnership, you can go back to using your previous surname without having to formally record the change. If you formally recorded your married or civil partnership name change on your birth certificate you will have to use that process to change it back.

What does changing name by deed poll do?

A person changing their name can enrol their deed poll, creating a permanent record, in the Enrolment Books of the Supreme Court of Judicature (formerly the Close Rolls of Chancery).

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Do I need to inform everyone after a deed poll?

Yes, a deed poll should be used for changing your name for all purposes. You must tell all official record holders, everyone you do business with, and anyone you have a duty or obligation to.