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While the processing period differs from state to state, you can count on a general outline of two to eight weeks, though in some states it may take upward to five months.

You can use the forms in this guide to ask a court to change your name if: You are at least 18 years old. You file a petition asking for a name change in the Texas county where you live. You provide the court with complete information about all felonies and Class A or B misdemeanors with which you have been charged.

There is no online option, so you will have to complete the process in person or by mail. First, download and complete the Application for a Social Security Card Form. Next, gather documents that prove your legal name change, identity, and U.S. citizenship and make copies of each.

Copies and Certificates Online using SOSDirect. Instructions for ordering using SOSDirect. By phone: (512) 463-5578. By email: corpcert@sos.texas.gov. By mail: Certifying Team. Secretary of State. P. O. Box 13697. Austin, Texas 78711-3697.

Name changes take anywhere from a few days to six months, depending on how busy your local district court is. How to do a name change includes the following steps: 1. Complete the adult name change petition.

A legal name change requires petitioning the courts for a court order. Contact Texas Vital Statistics if you have questions about amending a vital record such as a birth certificate.

Visit your county's courthouse and file all the forms except for the Order Form with the court clerk. (You may want to make copies of the Petition and Consent Forms before filing them.) Pay the appropriate filing fee; this fee varies from county to county but it is typically around $300.

It typically takes three days after application to receive a license, which is valid for the next 90 days. After the marriage ceremony, the officiant who will sign the marriage license is responsible for filing the document with the clerk where the license was issued.