The Legal Deed Poll Service - How to change your name by Deed Poll.

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Welcome to the Legal Deed Poll Service

The Legal Deed Poll Service is a trusted issuer of government recognised Deed Polls which you can use to legally and officially change any part or all of your (or your child's) name, for example you can change your forenames or surname (or both), add names, remove names, change the spelling of your names and/or rearrange your existing names.

Don't just take our word for it. To read our many testimonials click here or to see articles about us in the national press and television click here.

Your Deed Poll from the Legal Deed Poll Service is guaranteed to be accepted by all UK Government departments, companies and organisations, enabling you to get all your official documents and records changed to your new name, including your passport, driving licence, bank account, credit card, medical, tax and National Insurance records, etc.

The process of changing your name by Deed Poll is simple and there are three ways you can apply: online using our secure application forms (secured by VeriSign), by calling our Helpline or by visiting one of our offices in England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland (appointment required).

Whichever way you apply for your Deed Poll, your documentation will be promptly delivered to your door within one to two working days (or sooner if you require an express delivery).

To find out more about how to legally change your or your child’s name by Deed Poll and what options are available, please use the menu tabs at the top of this page.

If you have any questions which we can help with you can either: click here to request a call back, or call 0800 043 4321 (calls from landlines are free of charge).

Please note: if you are calling from a mobile it will be cheaper for you to call 0333 577 4321 (standard rate charges apply and if you have inclusive minutes or an allowance, calls to this number will be included).

This page was last updated on 22/05/2013 at 08:09                            Next page >>

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