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If one parent doesn't agree to the name change, then the other must file a name change petition in the Court of Common Pleas. This procedure is similar to filing for a name change for an adult, but the parent or guardian will have to prove to the court that it is in the best interest of the child.
Name Change Due to Marriage Pennsylvania does not require a name change for marriage. If the applicant wishes to change his/her name after marriage, certified copies of the marriage record will be required in order to change your driver's license and social security card.
In some states, you can use your personal my Social Security account to request a corrected card. Otherwise, you can start your application online. Most card and record requests can be made online. If you need in-person help, you must make an appointment at your local Social Security office or Card Center.
Name Change Due to Marriage Pennsylvania does not require a name change for marriage. If the applicant wishes to change his/her name after marriage, certified copies of the marriage record will be required in order to change your driver's license and social security card.
You can file the Articles of Amendment or Certificate of Amendment for your business name change in Pennsylvania with the Pennsylvania Department of State's office. It is important to remember that an amendment is different from a DBA or fictitious name.
Most states do not have deadlines for changing your name after marriage, but some do. In most cases, the clock to change your name with the DMV starts with the date you change your name with Social Security.
A notice to resume prior surname can be completed at the Prothonotary's Office after a divorce complaint is entered in our office. This must be completed in the county where the divorce action is filed. An official name change must follow the Pennsylvania rules of civil procedure.
In all cases filed under this paragraph, whether or not the name change petition is granted, there shall be no public access to any court record of the name change petition, proceeding or order, unless the name change is granted but the file is not sealed.
Adult Name Changes Forms are available in the Prothonotary's office of each county to change a married surname to a prior surname. If the divorce was filed in another county or state, the person seeking the name change can file the decree and the name change form in the Prothonotary's office.