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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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.
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.
Changing a child's surname is more complex than changing your own. Strict laws govern who must consent, especially regarding fathers and Parental Responsibility. We explain the difference between children under and over 16, and what to do if the other parent refuses.
Choosing a name should be a happy milestone, but what happens when you and your partner can't agree? From fathers wanting their surname carried on to mothers wanting to keep their own, we explore the legal standoff rules for adults and the strict regulations for naming children.