Newlywed Name Change Information

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The short version

With all of the new weddings, and the family implications thereof, here is a handy chart to help facilitate the numerous documents and agencies with which you must remember to change your name, should you choose to do so.

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Legal:

  • Social Security Card (Do this first)
  • Driver’s License
  • Vehicle Registration
  • Car Title
  • Mortgage/Rent Company
  • Bank Accounts and Debit Cards
    • Order new checks
  • Credit Cards
  • Passport
  • Voter Registration

Personal:

  • Insurance (home, auto, life, etc)
  • Doctor/Dentist Office
  • Library Card
  • Online Subscriptions
    • Social Media
  • Magazines
  • Personal Email and Signature
  • Vet Information
    • Pet Microchip Registration

Work:

  • Human Resources (Start here)
  • Payroll
    • W2 Information
  • ID Badge
  • Voicemail Greeting
  • Email Address and Signature
  • Business Cards
  • Resume
  • Professional Organizations
    • LinkedIN
  • Credentialing Organizations

Work:

  • Human Resources (Start here)
  • Payroll
    • W2 Information
  • ID Badge
  • Voicemail Greeting
  • Email Address and Signature
  • Business Cards
  • Resume
  • Professional Organizations
    • LinkedIN
  • Credentialing Organizations

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This article explains North Carolina law in general terms. It is not legal advice about your case, and laws, penalties and court procedures change. Contact an attorney about your specific situation.