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1. www.supremecourt.ohio.gov › change-of-name › 14Change of Name Forms - Supreme Court of Ohio

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   21.09: Affidavit in Support of Application to Conform Legal Name of Minor; 21.1: Judgment Entry - Change of Name of Adult; 21.2: Application for Change of Name of Minor; 21.3: Judgment Entry - Change of Name of Minor; 21.4: Consent to Change of Name; 21.5: Notice of Hearing on Change of Name; 21.6: Application to Waive Publication Requirement ...

2. www.ohiolegalhelp.org › topic › name-changeChanging your legal name - Ohio Legal Help

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   • Eligibility to Change Your Legal Name
   • How to Change Your Name
   • Filing The Paperwork
   • Preparing For A Hearing
   • Attend The Hearing
   • Updating Your Documents

   If you want to change your legal name, you must meet the eligibility requirements: 1. Residency.You must be a resident of the county where you are requesting your name change for at least 60 days. 2. Reason.You must have a valid reason to change your name (this can include personal preference). If your reason is to avoid debt or other obligations, ...

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   If you live in Ohio and want to change your legal name, you may need to get a court order from the Probate Court where you live. But there are exceptions to this rule. You do not need a court order if: 1. You recently got married. You do not need court order if you are changing your last name to your new spouse’s last name, or you are hyphenating y...

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   Follow these steps to get a Probate Court name change order: 1. Get the forms. Use the Adult Name Change Form Assistant to find the forms for your county's Probate Court. The process and forms are different if the name change is for a minor under 18 years old. Visit the name and gender change resources from Equitas Health to learn more about minor ...

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   The law says the court may choose to hold a name-change hearing. Your county may always hold a hearing, or your county may choose not to hold the hearing. A judge or magistratemay schedule a hearing if they need more information about your case. If the judge or magistrate schedules a hearing, the court may require you to publish a notice of the hea...

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   If the court schedules a hearing, you must attend it to continue the name change process. The hearing may be in person or held remotely by telephone or videoconference. Be sure to bring or have available: 1. Copies of your application forms. Bring copies of your name change application forms. 2. Your photo ID. Bring your valid photo identification....

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   If the judge grants the court order to change your name, the court sends you certified copies of the court order approving your name change. The name-change court order may be called an “Entry for Name Change” or "Judgment Entry for Name Change." Ask for at least 6 certified copies of the court order. The certified copies help you update your name ...

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3. codes.ohio.gov › ohio-revised-code › chapter-2717Chapter 2717 - Ohio Revised Code - Ohio Laws

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   Aug 17, 2021 · An application for change of name under section 2717.02 of the Revised Code or to conform a name under section 2717.04 of the Revised Code may be made on behalf of a minor by either of the minor's parents, a legal guardian, a legal custodian, or a guardian ad litem.

4. www.ohiolegalhelp.org › media › 167INSTRUCTIONS FOR NAME CHANGE OF AN ADULT - Ohio Legal Help

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   • You may apply for a name change the past 60 days. The documents listed below must be prepared by the Applicant or an attorney. A criminal background check is required for a legal name change of an adult. (See required documents – Item 5).

5. ohio.staterecords.org › marriagerecords › namechangeHow to Change Your Name After Marriage in Ohio

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   Application: Individuals must fill out an application form to change the SSA’s record and obtain an updated card. Application is free, and the form must be completed using blue or black ink. Submission: Applicants can submit the completed application form in person or by mail to any Social Security office, along with the required documents.

6. probate.co.delaware.oh.us › adult-name-changeName Change for an Adult - Probate

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   Ohio law permits an adult to apply to the Probate Court for a name change. The filing must be made in person. After the filing of the paperwork the Court will set a hearing date, generally 60 days after the filing.

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   How can I change my name in Ohio?

   • To change your name in Ohio, you must obtain an Order for Correction of Birth Record from your local probate court (either one of Ohio's 88 county probate courts, or the equivalent court in another state). This order may be obtained at the same time as a court-ordered name change or separately.

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   Do I need a court order to change my name in Ohio?

   • If you live in Ohio and want to change your legal name, you may need to get a court order from the Probate Court where you live. But there are exceptions to this rule. You do not need a court order if: You recently got married.

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   Can a minor change their name in Ohio?

   • For information on legal name changes for minors under 18 in Ohio, see NCTE's Name Changes for Minors in Ohio resource. To update the name on an Ohio ID, an applicant must submit a court order certifying the name change. The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles addresses name change here.

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   How do I Change my Name in Delaware County Ohio?

   • An adult resident, who has lived in Delaware County, Ohio for at least 60 days, may apply to the Probate Court for a change of name. What is the procedure? Ohio law permits an adult to apply to the Probate Court for a name change.   The filing must be made in person.

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   How do I file for a name change?

   • RC 2717.03 states that a person desiring a name change may file an application in the county in which they have been a bona fide resident for 60 days prior to filing. Once all the necessary documents are filed with the Court, a hearing date will be scheduled.

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   How do I update the name on my Ohio driver's license?

   • To update the name on your Ohio driver’s license or Ohio ID card, bring your current driver’s license and a certified copy of your court order to a local BMV office.

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8. lgbtq.osu.edu › support › updating-legal-name-andChanging Legal Name and Legal Sex : LGBTQ at Ohio State

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   Jun 24, 2021 · Changing your name legally in the State of Ohio requires a court order, newspaper advertisement, and court hearing. You must file your name change application in the Probate Court for the county you live in. You must have been a resident of that county for at least sixty days before you can file.