Deciding to remove a religious middle name is a personal choice. Learn how to legally remove unwanted middle names using a Deed Poll and ensure your ID matches your identity.
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Guides and updates about changing your name by Deed Poll in the UK
For Sikhs in the UK, adopting 'Singh' or 'Kaur' is a powerful declaration of faith and equality. Our guide explains how to legally add these titles to your passport and driving licence using a Deed Poll.
Changing your name to reflect your Islamic faith is a significant step. Our guide clarifies the UK legal requirements, how to handle 'Bin' or 'Bint' in official documents, and the importance of matching your passport for Hajj and Umrah.
Adopting a new name is a profound step in many religious conversions. This guide explains the legal process in the UK, from obtaining a Deed Poll to updating your passport and official records.
Using a preferred name at work or with friends is easy, but what about the bank? We explain where you can use a "known as" name instantly and where the law demands a Deed Poll to verify your identity.
In the UK, you don't always need a legal document to use a new name. From social media to your work email, we explain where you can use a "known as" name instantly, and where you strictly need a Deed Poll to make it official.