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You can change your name by deed poll. There are free advice centres or check out a solicitor.

I am getting a divorce and my final court date is Dec 21st. In the divorce papers, I put that I wanted to return to my previous name. But, do I have to wait until the divorce is final to change my name back? Or can I just go up to the Social Security Office and do it now? I know that when I changed it when I got married I had to have my marriage license. I just wanted to go ahead and change it back without waiting. Is that possible? And if so, how long does the process take and does it cost?. . thanks. o,

GO TO THE SS OFFICE AND TAKE YOUR LEGAL PAPERS FOR YOUR NAME CHANGE AND THEY'LL TAKE CARE OF IT FOR YOU. NO PROBLEMS.

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