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.
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Many people assume "enrolling" a deed poll makes it more official. In reality, it costs more, takes longer, and publishes your home address on the internet. We explain why the standard "unenrolled" deed poll is the better choice.
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 a long or hyphenated surname? Whether you are simplifying your life or reverting after a divorce, learn the legal steps to drop a double-barrelled name in the UK.