Name Change Petition 2003-2025 Form

Clarification first. There is a difference between correcting your name (e.g., Jusuf to Yusuf) and changing it (e.g., Jusuf to Aditya). Correcting your name is way easier. Changing name, however, may only be done through court process.To legally change your name, you need to petition the district court (pengadilan negeri) that has personal jurisdiction over you. Personal jurisdiction is generally determined by your legal domicile, i.e. your address according to your KTP (I assume you're an Indonesian citizen). Go over there and ask the clerk what supporting documentation you need to file (e.g., KTP, KK, birth certificate, school diplomas, etc.). Some district courts have decently informational website that you can visit.Above all, you need to file a petition for changing your name. Unfortunately for us, most district courts in Indonesia do not provide legal forms that you can fill out in 5 minutes. You need to make your own petition for changing name. It's really not that difficult, though. There are many samples of such petition on the interweb. Go Google "contoh surat ganti nama". AFAIK, courts generally require two hearings. Knowing the laxity of court process in Indonesia, I think you can expect to get your hearing dates within a few weeks after you file the petition packet to the court. In the first hearing, the judge will inquire your reason for changing your name. Some judges won't grant your petition if they think you have too trivial of a reason (e.g., you simply don't like your old name). Some others might be more understanding. I suggest that you make up a good reason.Be prepared to produce two witnesses who are willing to testify to your character and your motivation for changing your name. Total out-of-pocket expense would be about Rp200,000 to Rp300,000. Watch out for miscreant court officers who ask for grease money to speed up your court process. If your petition is granted, you'd get a court order that you need to bring over to your local vital records office (dinas kependudukan dan catatan sipil). Call them ahead of time so you know what supporting documents you need to present. They will charge some fees, and they'd update your name in their database.All in all, I think the process is reasonable and not very complicated. You'd only need to take two or three days off from work (for the hearings and for the visit to the vital records office). The fees are reasonable. The only bad thing that may come your way is probably bribery. Good luck!

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This is probably a little much, but here is how to change your name in California along with how much it would cost…How to Change Your Name in CaliforniaFor numerus reasons, many of us will have to change our names at some point in time. However, different reasons for changing will require a different approach and, as such, a different set of forms. For example, one may only need their wedding certificate if all the person wants to do is change their last name after a beautiful wedding. However, if one has a common name and needs to change their name to something more unique to be apart of the screen actor’s guild, then they will need a court order.Changing your name with a marriage certificate is quick and easy so we won’t spend too much time in this article on that. In fact, all you will need to do is take your marriage certificate down to the social security administration with your current license and a completed application of name change and the U.S. government will issue you a new social security card for free!Now let’s get to the real meat of this article. How do I get a court ordered name change in California? Well, there is a few options available to you.Option One: Seek an AttorneyYes, this seems like a no brainer. An attorney will be able to complete the forms necessary and publication requirements. However, this may not be your best option. Attorneys can be really expensive, even for something as small as a name change, and this will not be the only fee you need to pay. To change your name in California, you may need to pay a court fee of around $435.00, if you do not qualify for a fee waiver, and you will also have to pay a newspaper to notify the public of your name change, which there is no fee waiver for. Unfortunately, California still has some old laws that do not make since in our digital age. One such law is that to change one’s name one must take out an ad in a local paper in that person’s county saying that they are going to change their name. Moreover, this ad must appear once a week for four weeks a month before your name change. This also can be an expensive process depending on where you live and what county you live in. For example, to submit a name change ad in Los Angeles you are looking at around $200.00. Thus, adding an expensive attorney can easily quadruple the cost.Option Two: Do it yourselfLike building a deck on your home, you can do most civil litigation yourself. All you need to do is first fill out the following forms: (1): CM-010 Civil Cover Sheet; (2) NC-100 Petition for Change of Name; (3) NC-110 Name and Information About the Person Whose Name is to Be Changed; (4) NC-120 Order to Show Cause; and (5) NC-130 Decree Changing Name. Then, file the completed forms to the right court. Then, call your local newspaper and pay to have your ad placed for the requisite time. Then, make sure you send the certificate of publication to the court. And finally go to court. If this sounds like a foreign language, you are not alone. The legal system is designed to be convoluted and hard to navigate. So it will not be quick. However, if your willing to put in the time and effort, it is possible to correctly change your name yourself.Option Three: The T.V. Dinner MethodIn this day and age most things can be done online from the comfort of your own home. Legal services are no exception. There are many online services out there that are cheaper than an attorney that will help you create all the forms necessary to fill out your name change packet. However, you must be careful when choosing which site to use. Many of the current service provides will only fill out the forms and nothing else. Which would be the equivalent of building you a canoe and not giving you an ore to paddle with. Sure, you can do it, but it would be just as hard as if you were on your own. However, there is one internet company that will do more than just build you the canoe, but will also navigate you through the river. At US Legal Pro, you will not only be provided with all the necessary and most recent, see our article about name changes to conform with your gender identity, but will also file the documents, find the right newspaper to publish your notice, obtain your certificate of publication, and guide you throughout the name change process. This is by far the best of both worlds. That is why we call this method the T.V. dinner method. Because all you have to do is press a few buttons and we prepare all the rest.

Somewhere on that form should be a blank for routing number and account number. Those are available from your check and/or your bank statements. If you can't find them, call the bank and ask or go by their office for help with the form.  As long as those numbers are entered correctly, any error you make in spelling, location or naming should not influence the eventual deposit into your proper account.

Changing your name after marriage or a civil partnership To change your surname to your spouse or civil partner's surname (or to double-barrel your joint surnames) on your passport or driving license you need to fill in the relevant forms requesting the change and present your marriage certificate.

\u201cThe only thing you need to change your name right away after you get married is any insurance policies. For my job, we had just 31 days from the date on the marriage certificate to change the name on the policy, otherwise we'd have to wait for the open enrollment period, which only happens once a year.\u201d.

Go online to your state's judicial website. ... Take your completed petition to the clerk of the county court that handles name changes in your state. ... Ask the clerk for a fee waiver form when you're at the courthouse having your petition signature witnessed or signed.

When Both Parents Agree to the Name Change (or one parent is deceased or has no legal rights) When both parents agree to have a child's name changed, the parents can file signNows to have a judge legally change the child's name. Only one parent's consent is needed under certain limited circumstances.

People are free to change their name at any point, and while there is no legal requirement to make an official record, it is advisable to do so in order to be able to provide proof of the change.