how do you change your last name on your drivers license after marriage in the state of texas?
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http://www.texasonline.state.tx.us/NASApp/rap/apps/dpsdl/jsp/eng/welcome.jsp
516098
Take a copy of your marriage license and then:\n1st- go to your local DMV & change your ID/DL\n2nd- Go to your local SS office and change you SS card\n3rd- Contact or update all your mail (bills,bank records, credit cards, insurance cards) to update your last name.\n\n**Not sure why I took every possible piece of identification to the SS office first and they did not change it for me. They told me to go to the DMV first THEN come back to them. I never understood that.**
953735
It can be done immediately by common law. There is a common law procedure for changing your name. In order to utilize this process you should notify all agencies and institutions in writing that your name is changed. This includes Social Security, university registration, driver's license and car registration, bank accounts, credit cards, leases, employment records, etc. You may have to pay a fee for some of these changes. You also may run into a hassle with some places who won't process the change without court papers, even though you are not legally required to go through that process. If this happens, you may appeal the decision of the administrative agent within that agency, or you may change your name in court.\n\nChanging one's name in court through ASUO Legal Services is a simple process which takes approximately six weeks. This may take longer and depends on the office workload, schedule, and the attorney's schedule. One may use almost any name one wishes; however, many people desire to take a new legal name.\n\nhttp://www.uoregon.edu/~legal/namechanges.html\n\ns
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Go to options, then general prefrences and you should be able to change it on there.  It has a field where you can change your outgoing name.
1101034
Depends upon local law.  If local law does not provide for a name change, you would have to proceed through the courts as any other name change.\n\nThe name change is never truly free anyway.  There are costs for driver's license, vehicle registrations, etc. that must be paid regardless of the reason for the name change.
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You have to fill up a form and apply for a different social security card. Bring with your your documents - such as proof of change of name (i.e. marriage certificate, legal name change), your old social security card, and any other requirements listed on the form. I believe you can print it off the internet. Go to www.socialsecurity.gov. You'll find more information there that you need to know for your application.\n\nGoodluck!
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Go ahead and just start using a middle name.  Try it on for a while and make sure you like it.\n\nThen call your local courthouse and ask how to legally change your name.  It's probably just a matter of filing some papers at the courthouse.
150994
if your birth surname is now your legal name, i would imagine you would simply apply for a new passport. In fact, i think the government would prefer that you do this.
204060
Click on your name and then click Add Details, you can change it there.
402616
You need to get a lawyer, they will take all of your information, you will sign papers go before a judge and they will give you the paperwork that states the name change if it is approved. It will cost about $200 more or less.
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You will need to submit your marriage certificate (original) and you passport (original) to the Passport Services office.  They will mail everything back to you.  In the back of your passport it will have a notiation of your changed name.  That is how I did it after I got married.  \n\nHere is the website from the governement about it:\nhttp://travel.state.gov/passport/fri/ChangeName/ChangeName_851.html\n\n\nSend a completed form DS-5504, U.S. Passport Re-Application Form, a certified copy of your marriage certificate or your name change court decree, two recent color photographs (2” by 2”), and your current valid passport to the following address: \n\nIf using USPS:\nNational Passport Processing\nP.O. Box 13290\nPhiladelphia, PA 19101-3290 \n\nIf using other delivery service:\nNational Passport Processing\nATTN: Department 13290\n1617 Brett Road\nNew Castle, DE 19720
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call 211 information line tell them u what to find your marriage license.they will give u the right number to call. if u live in Los Angeles you will go to the city of Norwalk. U will go to the basement floor where they keep marriage records. U have to show them your ca ID and u will fill out a slip then they will send u to a computer and u will put your spouse name. if it don't show up go back to the clark and he will put it on his compter some marriage are confedentiol.
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Free. You do it yourself. As long as you don't do it to commit fraud, you can change your name "by custom" instead of "by law". Women do it all the time. When Miss Dale Evans married Roy Rogers, she could have become Mrs. Dale E. Rogers, if she had wanted to. (Roy and Dale were famous cowboy stars in the 1940's, 50's and 60's. Books, records, movies, lunch boxes, toy six-gun sets, a TV show.)\n\nYou can't change your name from Bill Smith to Bill Gates and then try to get some Microsoft stock - that is fraud. \n\nThe next time you renew your driver's license, get new checks printed, register at a school, join the Marines . . . tell the clerk your middle name is Albert (Susan, Elaine, William . . .). If you don'tmake it too extreme ("Engleburt") it will pass right through the system. After a couple of years the only trace of you with no middle name will be your birth certificate and Social Security card.\n\nIf that isn't good enough for you, call the county clerk in your county and ask about a petition for a legal name change. They will tell you how much and how to fill out the forms.
1003615
Shouldn't. I lived with my husband for almost 2 yrs. before we got married. Only thing that's changed is I carriy his name. We just celebrated our 30th anniversary 6/4. The only thing different is a piece of paper! Why should that change a damn thing? However you do have to work at a marriage it's not easy and some people aren't willing to do the work. Other than that I don't know what else to tell you!
995665
Actually when I got married the first time I kept my name and added my new husbands. Therefore I actually had 2 last names. My husband didn't like it that much, but as I told him, at least I took his name, but I will never lose who I was before the wedding. I would never take on a name for the reason to make one happy. Only reason to take the name is if you really want that to be your last name.
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Bring your name change documents (court order, marriage certificate or divorce papers) to your local social security office, local DMV, your bank and your employer!  Do not forget to change your name with your bank and make sure you get a new atm card/credit card/and checks.  Some cashiers won't allow you to make a purchase if the name on your driver's license and credit/debit card don't match.  Also...notify your work so that your paychecks match the name on your bank account.  That can also cause some headaches if it is not done right away.\nGood luck!
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Contact your local courthouse and ask them what forms are required for you to change your name.  You will get scheduled for a hearing before a judge and you wille explain your request.