There is no provision on an Alaska marriage license to specify your married name on your marriage certificate. If you want to change your name after marriage, request a certified copy of your marriage certificate from the Bureau of Vital Statistics. The certificate can be used as proof of your name change and is accepted by the DMV, Social Security Administration, banking institutions, insurance, retirement plans, and other organizations.

Unfortunately, federal regulations forbid you from updating your marital status during the award year. (We believe this is unfair and invite you to contact your Congressional representative about having the U.S. Department of Education change their regulations.)

You do not need to change the deed unless you want to change your tenancy. If you and your fiancé owned the property as tenants in common, you may want to change to tenants by the entirety after the marriage. If you do not need to change tenancy, you will need to refer to both names in any future documents you may record at the Registry, i.e. “YOUR NEW NAME, formerly known as “YOUR OLD NAME.”

You send a copy of your original license and a copy of your marriage certificate with $25.00 to IDFPR - Real Estate Division, 500 East Monroe Street, Springfield, IL 62701. When you receive your updated license send a copy of the license and a copy of your marriage certificate to MORe with a note explaining that you need your name to be changed. There is no charge.

To change your name, you must take acceptable documentation of your legal name change to a Missouri contract office. You may then apply and pay for a duplicate driver license with your new name. Since a new signature must be "captured", a new photo will be necessary as well. If your Missouri driver license is within 6 months (184 days) of expiring, you are eligible to renew your driver license early, saving you another trip to the license office when the contract was due to expire.

It is not important that you receive a new certificate for each dog reflecting your name change; however, it is important to have your name updated in our system. To have your name changed in our system, please send us the following: If you do want new certificates for each dog, there is an $20 charge per dog (make check or money order payable to AKC). After we receive the information above, we will then update our system.

If your legal name has changed, you must verify the change by submitting a copy of a marriage certificate, divorce decree, court order, driver's license, or social security card to the division. If you desire a reprint of your license reflecting the name change, you must also submit a $10 reprint fee with the request.

Why should I have? (And in Korean, more properly it's my family name, which comes first.) I like Lee just fine, and the Korean custom is for the female to keep her own name. Deal with it. We do.

In order to change the name of the student in the University documents, notify in the Govt. Gazette and apply in the prescribed form with a copy of the Gazette notification.

You must bring an official document (copy of your marriage license, social security card, etc.) to the Office of Student Records. We will make a copy and keep it in your student file.

You must fill out a special "Amendment" form and return the form, your passport, and the official document that changed your name, to the address on the back side of the form. The U.S. State Department will amend your passport to read the correct name and return both your passport and supporting documents to you. There is no charge for this service. It takes the same amount of time as does the standard passport application process.

In order to change your name on your stock certificate to your new legal name send the old original certificate along with a copy of your legal document (eg, marriage license) and a check for $20 to us with instructions to change your name and we will reissue your stock certificate and send it right back to you.

Your credit file is based on information reported in your name, address and social security number. If you have not yet established credit using your married name, you may want to use your maiden name to access your credit file. However, you could put your maiden name in the middle name field and your file may still be accessed based on your address and social security number. If you have also recently moved, make sure you add in your previous address so that your file can be located.

No, at the time the title was issued your maiden name was correct and the title office will not change your title. Upon the sale of the vehicle that is in your maiden name, assign the title with your married name and also your maiden name.

When you enrolled on the plan, you should have received a provider directory. If you did not or it is more than 6 months old, please see your employee benefits coordinator for a new directory. You can also contact your customer service representative if you need a directory or need to know right away if a provider is on your plan.

No. Your marriage certificate makes sure that any previous Will is made null and void. Without making a new Will, all of your assets will pass directly to your new spouse.

Congratulations! There are several things you will need to do. You need to contact the New York State Education Department to have your certification changed to your married name; this is important because you will come back as "not highly qualified to teach" if you do not take care of this. You need to contact Social Security and the Department of Motor Vehicles to change these documents.