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The Process for a Name Change in Wyoming In Wyoming, the name change process is started by filing a Petition for a name change. As part of that petition, you will need to request a court hearing. The Judge's office will set the hearing. The Clerk of Court will issue a Notice of Hearing.

The first step is to prepare and have notarized an affidavit on stamp paper which proclaims your intention to alter your name. After you've filed the affidavit, you'll need to advertise your decision to rename in two local newspapers. In the advert, both the old and new names should be disclosed.

In Wyoming, the name change process is started by filing a Petition for a name change. As part of that petition, you will need to request a court hearing. The Judge's office will set the hearing. The Clerk of Court will issue a Notice of Hearing.

File Forms Make copies of all the forms you have filled out thus far. The original copies must be filed with the court clerk in your county's district court. You will be asked to pay a filing fee (typically between $70 and $120).

Can I Change My Name for Free? The legal procedure to change your name will require you to pay filing and court fees. Additionally, you will also need to pay for new identification, such as an updated driver's license or healthcare card. However, you don't need to pay to update your name on your Social Security card.

Find and complete the SS-5 form and then choose if you prefer to file by mail or in person. Either way, you will need to bring/include a certified marriage certificate and your U.S. passport or Wyoming driver's license. The SSA typically issues new SS cards 2 weeks after your form is processed.