(6) (1) A parent may apply for a change in the name of his or her child, and the Registrar may grant the application if the Registrar is satisfied that, 17. If, in the application of section 15 or 16, the question arises of compliance with the facts or circumstances required or contained in those sections, the court may, on the request of the person: request that a new name be replaced by a previous name. 2. The change of name certificate shall contain a marginal reference to the decision on invalidity. The procedure is different for first and last name. 8. Where an application for a change of name of a child requires the consent of another person and the applicant is unable to obtain the consent of the other person, a judge may, having regard to the best interests of the child, waive the consent of the other person to the change of name. Cheques or money orders may be made payable to the Consolidated Revenue Fund account of the State of Newfoundland. If you pay by credit card, we only accept Visa and MasterCard. We need the cardholder`s name, card number, expiration date and signature.
Are you a Dutch citizen? Would you like to have a different last name? For example, because your parents are divorced and you want to take the last name of your other parent? In such cases, you can change your surname under Dutch law. (iii) the applicant has frequently changed his or her name; or (iv) the name is not desirable in the public interest; (c) the applicant`s birth certificate or, if the application is for a change in the name of a child, the child`s birth certificate or any other proof of name or identity acceptable to the registrar; and has the right, upon presentation of sufficient evidence of the change in the person`s name and identity, to have the new name replaced by the previous name in records and certificates issued under the Vital Statistics Act, 2009. (3) By way of derogation from subsection 2, the Minister may establish other conditions for notification of a change of surname if publication is not required under this subsection. (b) the applicant has obtained the consent of the child`s other parent in accordance with paragraph 1 or 2 and that other parent objects to the name change and has refused consent; 2. The registrar may, after registering a change of name and only with the consent of his or her spouse, amend the applicant`s marriage certificate accordingly. To change the surname, an official request must be made to the Ministry of Justice Dienst Justis (only in Dutch). Please note that the rules only allow you to change a surname in certain situations. Name changes by documentary survey are not accepted by the Dutch authorities. This means that, in most cases, the only way to change the name of a Dutch national is to apply for a change of name from the competent authorities of the Netherlands. To legally change your name to Newfoundland and Labrador, you must generally have been a resident of the province for at least three months. Otherwise, you must apply in your province of residence. Governor General Adrienne Clarkson announced an amendment to the Constitution on Thursday, officially changing the name from Newfoundland to Newfoundland and Labrador.
15. (1) Without legally limiting the effect of a name change, a person who legally changes your surname is different from applying for a new surname in the BRP, for example because you were married or divorced. For more information, see Request a change in the use of your last name. You can submit your request for a change of surname (in Dutch) online or in writing to Justis. Do you want to change your last name? You can submit an application to the Department of Security and Justice. The municipality then changes the data on your birth certificate and the Personal Record Database (RAPB). If you are under the age of 16, a parent or guardian must complete the process. To legally change your own name, you must be at least 16 years old. 2.
Where an applicant requests the change of the surname of a child following his or her marriage to a person who is not the parent of the child entered in the child`s register of births, the conditions set out in paragraph 1 and the consent of the other spouse shall apply. (11) If the Registrar General has met the requirements of this Act and has paid the necessary fee to grant the change of name and issue a certificate of change of name. (b) During or after marriage, a person may resume his or her own surname or a previously acquired surname. If you have changed your name other than through marriage or divorce, you must use Form DS-11 to have a new passport issued in your new name. If you have changed your name by marriage or divorce, please see our Change of Name by Marriage or Divorce page. (c) the applicant is generally known by the surname for which he or she submitted the application. 3. A person may change a surname without recourse to this Act in the following circumstances: Although payment by credit card is preferred, consular fees can also be paid in cash in euros.