The deed poll is affordable, but updating your passport and driving licence can get expensive. Here are 5 insider tips to slash those administrative costs, from DIY photos to the "duplicate original" trick.
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Changing a child's name is legally different from changing your own. Depending on whether all parents agree, it can cost under £20 or over £250. We explain the difference between a Deed Poll and a Court Order.
Thinking of changing your name? You could pay over £200 to a solicitor or less than £20 with us. We break down the costs, the legal validity, and why paying more doesn't necessarily mean getting "more."
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Is your name causing constant errors with banks, airlines, or government systems? Learn how simplifying your legal name with a Deed Poll can stop administrative headaches and protect your credit file.
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Does your passport name not match your birth certificate? Learn why this happens, the legal implications for UK citizens, and how to fix document discrepancies quickly using a Deed Poll.
Tired of spelling out a 14-letter surname over the phone? From dropping double-barrels to simplifying complex spellings, learn how to legally modernise your name for the digital age.