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To change your name as an adult, you must: be 16 years of age or older have lived in Ontario for at least one year before submitting a change of name application. Additional Materials Required: Birth Certificate (mandatory) If the child is born in Canada, submit all original birth certificates.

You can legally change your name by filing papers in court. If a judge agrees, they will give you a court order that states your new legal name. You need this order to change your name on identity documents, like your driver's license, passport, or social security card.

If your application is complete, accurate and you were born in Ontario, we will mail you a certificate of name change and your new birth certificate in 6-8 weeks. It may take longer if you have requested a change to a single name or reclaimed name.

In Ontario, you can get a formal name change by submitting an application to Service Ontario. If you are changing your name because of your marriage you must send proof that you are married. Once your application is processed you will receive a new birth certificate, with your new name, if you were born in Ontario.

If your application is complete, accurate and you were born in Ontario, we will mail you a certificate of name change and your new birth certificate in 6-8 weeks. It may take longer if you have requested a change to a single name or reclaimed name.

How to apply Complete the Application for Change of Name form. Gather the supporting documents. ... Get fingerprints. ... Provide a criminal record check or police information check. ... Find any existing birth certificates. ... Submit the application form. ... Change of Name certificates. ... Birth certificates.

Legal Name Change cost by Province ProvinceMin ageApprox fee*British Columbia19 years$137Ontario18 years$137Quebec18 years$300Nova Scotia16 years$1656 more rows

$137 for an adult name change. name if the name is changed at the same time as one of the child's parents. If the child's name is being changed without a parent, the fee is $137. Fees are subject to change without notice.

The best way to access name change records is to contact the Judicial Archivist, Elizabeth Bouvier, at (617) 557-1082. If you're looking for your own name change record, please see Get a copy of your Probate & Family Court record.

Open File Explorer by going to My Computer, or by pressing Windows Key + E on your keyboard. Find the file you want to rename, select it and select Rename on the ribbon (or press F2 on your keyboard). Type the new name you want the file to have and press Enter.