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Who do I need to notify after I have signed my Deed Poll?After your Deed Poll has been signed and witnessed, it is then valid and legal for you to use. Congratulations, you have now changed your name! Now comes the hard bit. You need to notify everyone who knows you, or has your details on file, that you have changed your name Below is a list of the most common companies and government departments or agencies, which you will need to contact as soon as possible. There may be more. You should make a list of all those you need to notify, and work your way through it. It is important to be thorough, as missing a company out can cause hassle and delay should you need to contact them at a later date.
What do I need to send to have my names changed?Ideally you should go in person to your bank, building society, employer and any local offices with your Deed Poll, and have your name changed in their files. This is a lot quicker than writing to each place in turn. If you cannot visit in person, then you will need to write to each company and enclose either your original Deed Poll or a specially prepared copy of your deed poll (Read our F.A.Q's for details on how to prepare a copy of your Deed Poll). What should I write in the letter?The letter you send to each company should be in the following format. Your address Addressee Dear Sirs, Account No. / Policy No. / National Insurance No. / Ref No. I wish to advise you that following my change of name by Deed Poll, my name has changed from previous name to new name. Please amend your records accordingly. If enclosing a photocopy If enclosing the original Deed Poll If enclosing a certified copy of your Deed Poll Yours faithfully, Sign using your new name |
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