Your New Name,
Every Form Filled Out
Answer a few questions about your name change. We fill out your Social Security, passport, DMV, and court forms — ready to print and file. Free.
How It Works
Tell Us Your Situation
Whether your name change is due to marriage, divorce, or court order, we guide you through your specific situation.
Fill In Your Details
Provide the necessary information once. We use it to fill out all your required forms automatically.
Download Your Forms
Download your completed forms instantly. We provide clear instructions on where and how to file each one.
What Brings You Here?
Marriage Name Change
Most CommonUpdate your name on Social Security, passport, DMV, and more — all from one place.
Divorce Name Change
Get Your Name BackGoing back to your prior name? We fill out the forms so you can focus on your fresh start.
Adult Name Change
Court PetitionChanging your name by choice? We handle the court petition paperwork for your state.
Minor Name Change
For ChildrenChanging a child's name? We walk you through the consent forms and court filings.
Find Your State Guide
Agency-by-Agency Guides
Changing your name means updating it everywhere. We wrote a complete guide for each agency — with the exact forms, fees, and steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is NewLastName really free?
Yes. We fill out your Social Security, passport, IRS, and other federal forms for free. You download them, print them, and file them yourself. No hidden fees, no credit card required.
Is my personal information safe?
Your most sensitive information — like your Social Security number — never leaves your device. It's filled into your forms right in your browser and never sent to our servers.
What types of name changes do you cover?
All five: marriage, divorce, court-ordered adult name changes, minor (child) name changes, and gender identity name changes. Most services only cover marriage — we cover everything.
How long does a name change take?
It depends on your situation. A marriage name change can have your Social Security card updated in 2-4 weeks. A court-ordered name change takes 4-12 weeks depending on your state.
What forms does NewLastName fill out?
We fill out the actual government forms: SS-5 (Social Security), DS-82 and DS-11 (Passport), Form 8822 (IRS), and state-specific court petition forms. You answer questions once, and we fill everything out.
Do I need a lawyer to change my name?
For the vast majority of name changes, no. We walk you through the entire process. If your situation involves a custody dispute, immigration, or criminal record, we recommend consulting an attorney.
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Start Your Free Name ChangeLast verified: 2026-03-28