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WHAT IS THE PROCEDURE OF CHANGE OF SURNAME & FATHER'S NAME


20-Sep-2023 (In Documentation Law)
I WAS ADOPTED MYSELF TO MY GRAND MOTHER AT THE AGE OF 25 YEARS OLD, (2008) , BUT MY ID PROOFS AND ADRESS PROOFS ARE REGISTERED WITH MY PARENTS, NOW I WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE MY SURNAME AND FATHER NAME WITH MY GRAND MOTHER' RELATED, AND MY GRAND FATHER WAS EXPIRED. HOW TO CHANGE OF MY SURNAME AND FATHER NAME.
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It is a two step procedure (1) Affidavit of name change (2) Newspaper Publication

1) Affidavit for Adult/Individual : For an Affidavit, go to local notary and request for a name change affidavit on a Non- Judicial Stamp paper. I used 100 Rs. Stamp Paper. Value of stamp paper may vary state to state. It is advised to take 100 Rs. stamp Paper if you don’t know.Attest it from Notary.Affidavit must contain your old name, new name, your father name, address and reason of changing your name ( Marriage, Astrology, Addition of Surname etc.)

For a central government employee : Use format of deed changing name/surname on the stamp paper instead of the normal name changing affidavit performa (link http://deptpub.nic.in/forms/form... ) and attest it from notary. You need to sign it from two people of your office as a witness and with there official address. It is good to choose gazetted officers of your department.

2) News Paper Publication : You have to publish the Advertisement in two local daily newspapers (National Level Paper like times of India, Hindustan times etc.). It is suggested to choose one English and one local language news paper. Keep the 5 copy of both at least for future reference. You can use online websites to print your advertisement or go to local news paper office

News Paper Performa : Keep it simple. I, (old name) S/O (father name) employed as ( Your designation) at ( Name of Department) and resident of (Your Address with Pincode) has changed my name to (New Name) as per affidavit No: ———- sworn before notary (Name of notary person) on dt. —/—/—If you are not employed, skip employed as and at.

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