Detroit Michigan Name Change Notification Form
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How to fill out Michigan Name Change Notification Form?
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Usually, the name change request takes about 10 to 12 weeks and costs $60. However, applicants can opt for expedited service, which attracts an additional $60 charge. While waiting for the new passport, residents can use their PAN card, social security card, and state ID card as travel documents.
Step 1 ? Fill-in Petition to Change Name ? Form PC51.Step 2 ? Arrange to Have Fingerprints Taken.Step 3 ? Pay Fingerprinting and Background Check Fee.Step 4 ? Gather Documents.Step 5 ? File Documents with Circuit Court.Step 6 ? Pay Filing Fee.Step 7 ? Publication of Name Change.Step 8 ? Pay Publication Fee.
You will need to submit a completed and signed correction application, a fee of $50.00 in the form of a personal check or money order payable to the State of Michigan in U.S. funds, a copy of your current, valid photo identification and a copy of the court order for documentation.
Filing a name change petition costs $175 in the state of Michigan. That said, you can request that the fees be waived if you can't afford them. To process your criminal background check, you'll have to pay an additional $43.25 in fees, plus any fees tacked on for getting fingerprinted. (It varies based on location.)
Can the parent and stepparent alone change the child's name? A. No, they must have the written agreement of anyone else with parental responsibility or if not, consent of the Court.
To correct or change a Michigan birth certificate you must apply through the mail. Please complete the applicable application below and mail to the address on the top of the application along with a copy of your photo identification, application fee and required documentation.
The Process and RequirementsTop The process to change your name typically takes between four and six months. The processing time varies depending on if you need to have a criminal background check or not. Along with the other information required in your petition, you must say why you want to change your name.
How do I change names after marriage in Michigan? The only proof you need to change names is your marriage certificate. Apply for this with the county clerk where your marriage license was initially filed. Simply having a marriage license or signing your license in your new name does not automatically change your name.
You can request a name change through your MiWAM account, Fax or Mail. Legal proof of a name change is required as part of the request.
The minor must have both legal parents sign the petition or a Waiver/Consent form before a judge will issue the order. You have the same options listed above for objecting to your child's request for a name change.
