Rename your real name

Willy Dangle

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Aug 31, 2011

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• Jan 17, 2014

• #1

A spin off from the username thread what would you change your real name to?

I work with a guy called, Randy Maloy-Armstrong-Smithe

And yes he uses his full treble barrelled name, so something along those lines.

 

atfc village

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Lower Bourne .Farnham

• Jan 18, 2014

• #2

Charles Sacbreath has a nice ring to it.

 

HovaGirl

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West Hove

• Jan 18, 2014

• #3

Tryphena Scamp.

 

Sam Ovett

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Falmouth, Cornwall, United Kingdom

• Jan 18, 2014

• #4

Ezio. Just Ezio. It sounds very cool

 

nomoremithras4me

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Apr 7, 2011

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• Jan 18, 2014

• #5

Darren Paine-change to IIsa Paine, or alternatively Window/glass!

 

Return of the Rev

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Flitting between the county league and mates rates

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Alaska Wilderness

 

Superphil

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• Jan 18, 2014

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Frank Zatawongi or Fred Fernackerpan

 

desprateseagull

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brighton, actually

• Jan 18, 2014

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Lord Lucan.

 

hybrid_x

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• Jan 18, 2014

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my partner changed her surname to mine surname with depol......£30 online.........cheaper than any wedding

 

El Sid

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West Sussex

• Jan 18, 2014

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Flange Krammer

 

Not Andy Naylor

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Seven Dials

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Father Spodo Komodo

 

Superphil

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hybrid_x said:

my partner changed her surname to mine surname with depol......£30 online.........cheaper than any wedding

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Apparently you don't have to do it by deed poll, you can change your name any time you like, and notify the relevant authorities, bank, council etc.

Anyone over the age of 16 can change their name at any time. You can change either your forename, your surname or both. You can add new names or drop a name you do not want. You can use your new name for all purposes including getting married or applying for a passport. You can not change your name for purposes of fraud.

You do not have to fill in any forms or get permission. You just start using your changed name instead of your old one. However, you may find that some organisations want to see written evidence of your name change. This could be a letter from a doctor, priest or solicitor, or an announcement in the press. You may prefer to make a statutory declaration or change your name by deed poll.