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Fees include $120 filing fee and $3 for each certified copy needed. For Vital Records to make these amendments, you will need a $15 money order payable to NC Vital records and complete the attached Application ( ).

The process for applying to change the name of a minor in North Carolina is as follows: 1. Post Notice of the name change petition, generally on the bulletin board at the applicable court house or county clerk's office, depending on the county, for at least 10 consecutive days prior to filing the Petition. 2.

To get started you'll need either a marriage certificate or a deed poll. You can go back to your former name even if you're not divorced! Whatever your situation, we refer to this document as your certificate. Financial institutions and government departments may ask for additional documents to safeguard your identity.

Your Notice of Intent to File Name Change will be posted by the Clerk of the Court on the bulletin board in the Mecklenburg County Courthouse (832 E. Fourth Street) for ten (10) consecutive calendar days, as required by North Carolina statute.

How to Change Your Name (8 steps) Have Fingerprints Taken at Sheriff's Office. Complete National Criminal Background Check. Complete North Carolina Criminal Background Check. Submit Notice of Intent to File Name Change. Complete Forms. File with the Clerk. Pay the Filing Fee. Receive Certificate of Name Change.

After you have completed everything, the clerk will review all the information in the application and decide whether you have a good reason to change your name. The clerk will then grant or deny the name change. You will then receive your Order and Certificate of Name Change 6-8 weeks later.