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The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has disrupted the normal process of changing the name on your social security card. Pandemic or not, your name change cannot wait, so you must learn the new protocols.

You're prepared to change the name on your Social Security card by mail. You've got your forms filled out and signed. You're ready to rock-and-roll. But there's one snag. You've got to mail in your original ID too. Not joking.

Going through a legal name change in Nevada might sound hard, but it's much easier than you'd think. This page will help you navigate the different ways to legally change your name. Whether through marriage, divorce, or district court petition.

So you're facing the prospect of changing your name, but aren't sure if you have to go through with it. Maybe you're married, divorced, or either event is eminent and this name change question remains an unanswered, looming storm cloud.

There are many ways to undergo a legal name change in Washington State, such as through marriage, divorce, or court petition.

Name change should be as easy as using it on a daily basis, but this is not the case if you want to make the petition official in a legal way, whether you are in Ohio or any state across the country. If you are in Ohio, there are a number of things about name change you might want to know.

So your marriage certificate is missing your married name and you're wondering if you'll ever be able to change your name. What happened? What went wrong? You're not alone.

Navigating the laws regarding name changes in any state can be rather tricky. After all, there are so many clauses and rules, it can be difficult to wrap you head around them. This guide will help you successfully complete a name change in Colorado through marriage, divorce, or court order.

To legally change your name in Virginia after adoption, divorce, marriage or simply to take up a name that defines who you are, there are specific procedures you need to follow in the state. The forms you need to use to complete the process will vary a little depending on whether you are a child or an adult as well as the reason.

Those seeking a name change in New Jersey because of marriage, divorce, or the courts should keep a number of things in mind. Essentially, each State of the United States has legal procedures in place when it comes to changing a name.