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12 Οκτ 2011 · So our ancestors often did change their names and over the years they could apply to various courts or levels of government to request this change. In these three legal name change examples the petitioners applied to their State Supreme Court, a state legislature and to a local probate court.
A name change in Illinois (including a change to a hyphenated surname) first involves a multi-step process with the County Circuit Court to obtain a “Judgment Order to Change of Name” (Judgment Order) from the judge that is recorded with the Clerk of the Circuit Court.
If you want to legally change your name, you must fill out and file name change forms with the court. Then, you will have a hearing in front of a judge, and if the name change is granted, a judge will sign a document called an order approving your name change.
If you want to change your legal name, you must meet the eligibility requirements: Residency. You must be a resident of the county where you are requesting your name change for at least 60 days. Reason. You must have a valid reason to change your name (this can include personal preference).
6 Μαρ 2023 · Often we can learn of a name change in the obituaries of the name changer’s parents or siblings. Published legal notices may provide clues, an ‘aka’ in the announcement of a probate proceeding, or even a brief anecdote announcing the formalized name change itself.
There are statewide standardized forms available from the Illinois Supreme Court's website where you can access all of the required forms and find instructions on how to change your name, for both adults and minors.
10 Μαΐ 2023 · Read on to find all the answers to your most pressing questions about changing your name. In this guide, you will also find step by step instructions, and learn what you will need to consider beforehand, as well as the institutions you will need to notify once you change your name.
