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USLF Form 9087 C ALIFORNIA N AME C HANGE P ACKAGE Published by: U.S. Legal Forms, Inc. http://www.uslegalforms.com This package is for use after you have changed your name to notify companies, government organizations and others of the change. This package is for persons who have changed their name by marriage, divorce, or court order. Includes instructions and forms for changing your records, including, your (1) Social Security Card, (2) Driver’s License and Vehicle Title, (3) Passport, (4) Post Office, (5) IRS and State Tax Commission, (6) Banks, (7) Credit Cards, (8) Doctors (9) Insurance Companies, (10) Clubs, Organizations and other like entities, (11) Employer, (12) Will, Contracts and (12) Retirement plans, as well as others. Disclaimer: If you have a serious legal problem, you are advised to seek the advice of an attorney. Some forms are official forms and may be in .pdf format, which require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader for printing, available for downloading at http://www.adobe.com.
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