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Step 1: Obtain 'Birth Certificate Update/correction Form' the municipal corporation office or gram panchayat where your child took birth. Step 2: Obtain an affidavit from local notary and approach the officer regarding change of name in the birth certificate.

Eligibilityedit Any person in Nigeria, who wants to change his/her name in the Official Gazette, can apply. For minors, either of the parents or guardian, who wishes to change the minor's name, can apply.

DOCUMENTS INVOLVED IN THE WHOLE PROCESS Name Change Affidavit. Newspaper Publication. Name Change Deed. Request letter to the Secretariat. Name Change Statement. Reply Letter from the Secretariat. Publication Money Receipt. Gazette Notification.

Complete change of name In the case of a complete name change, a signed request must be accompanied by one of the following documents: Name Change Certificate from a Provincial/Territorial Vital Statistics Department. Court order issued under an act on a change of name.

Generally speaking, names on academic diplomas aren't changed unless a spelling or administrative error occurs. Just like your birth certificate, the university certificate is considered a matter of fact. Put simply, if the document was correct at the time it was issued, it won't be updated with your new name.

Required Documentsedit Application form. Valid birth certificate. Affidavit from local notary. Affidavit on a non-judicial stamp paper of minimal about the reason of name change. Address proof (Voter ID, Driving License etc.)Aadhaar Card of Parents as per requirement. Name of the Parent. Date of birth of the child.

Write a letter with the following: original or certified true copy of one of the following documents: a name change certificate from a provincial/territorial vital statistics department. a court order issued under an act on change of name. your old and new names. your social insurance number. your signature.