A Deed Poll is a legal document that allows an individual to assume a new name and provides documentary evidence of the name change.
A Deed Poll can be used to:
To get all your documents and records (e.g. your medical records, bank account, credit cards, passport, driver’s license etc.) changed to show the new name on the Deed Poll, you must produce the documentary evidence of your change of name, i.e. the Deed Poll.
A Deed Poll works in the same way as a marriage certificate for a married woman who wishes to take her husband’s surname. She writes to everyone that has her name on records, enclosing her marriage certificate as documentary evidence, and requests that her surname is changed to her husband’s. After changing your name by Deed Poll, you simply write to everyone, enclosing your Deed Poll as documentary evidence, and request that your name be changed to the new name shown on it.
Please Note:
If applying on someone’s behalf, you will need:
(This process is to be completed before step 4 can begin)
The entire process is carried out by the officer; drafting, sending draft to stamp office and forwarding to IRO for recording and dispatch.
Return signed draft to the RGD
Please Note:
If applying on someone’s behalf, you will need:
(This process is to be completed before step 4 can begin)
The entire process is carried out by the officer; drafting, sending draft to stamp office and forwarding to IRO for recording and dispatch.
Return signed draft to the RGD
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