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To get one, fill out and file several forms, including a Petition for Name Change. Then, attend your court hearing. If the court approves your legal name change in Utah, you'll use your certified Order on Petition for Name Change as your legal name change document.
How Long Will a Name Change Take? StateTime to Complete CA 6-8 weeks CO 4-5 months CT 3-5 weeks DC 6-8 weeks47 more rows
To do so, you need to get a court order indicating that your name has changed legally. Legal documents such as a court order or marriage certificate are necessary for proving to the outside world, particularly public agencies and institutions that your name has changed.
After your divorce Fill out Ex Parte Application for Restoration of Former Name After Entry of Judgment and Order (form FL-395). This asks the court to change your name back to a former name. Make one copy of the form. Self-address an envelope and add postage unless you want to come back to court to pick it up.
How to Update Your Name After a Divorce in Utah. As an adult, you are eligible to change your name and use any other than your current one as long as you do not intend to commit a crime and therefore infringe on the rights of others. To do so, you need to get a court order indicating that your name has changed legally.
If a new name isn't finalized as part of divorce proceedings, individuals retain the right to legally change it through separate court filings anytime afterward. The name change petition process parallels typical legal name changes unrelated to divorce.