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Typical Timeline for Completing the Name Change Process StepTimeframe Filing the petition Immediate, upon submission Publication period (if required) 4 weeks Scheduling the court hearing 6-8 weeks after filing Court hearing and final order On the date of hearing1 more row
A Clark County resident who desires to legally change his or her name must file an application in the Clark County Probate Court. The Court hears name changes for both adults and minors. The person seeking the name change must be a resident of Clark County for at least sixty (60) days prior to filing the application.
A person desiring to change their name may file an action in the District Court of their residence. Petitions are available in the District Court Administration Office and below. Filing Fees: Filing fees are due at the time of filing and are non-refundable.
A person desiring to change their name may file an action in the District Court of their residence. Petitions are available in the District Court Administration Office and below. Filing Fees: Filing fees are due at the time of filing and are non-refundable.
A person desiring to change their name may file an action in the District Court of their residence. Petitions are available in the District Court Administration Office and below. Filing Fees: Filing fees are due at the time of filing and are non-refundable.
Steps For Changing Your Name in Nevada Find Your District Court. You're going to file court papers in your local District Court. Fill Out the Paperwork. Get Fingerprints (If You Need Them) ... Gather Supporting Documentation. Notarize Your Paperwork. File Your Petition With the Court. Publish Notice of the Petition. Wait 10 Days.