Marriage Name Change
Just married? Update your name on Social Security, passport, DMV, and more — all from one place. Most common reason for a name change.
Start Marriage Name Change →Free Name Change Forms
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.
$0 to NewLastName. Government fees only.
Most marriages: ~$130–$180 total · Court-ordered changes: ~$400–$800 (varies by state)
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NewLastName fills out every government form your name change needs. Pick your situation — marriage, divorce, by personal choice, for a child, or for gender identity — and we'll generate Social Security (Form SS-5), U.S. Passport (DS-82, DS-11, or DS-5504), IRS (Form 8822), DMV by state, and court petition forms where required. All free, all filled out with your information, ready to print and sign in about 10-15 minutes.
How It Works
Three steps. About 10-15 minutes start to finish.
1
Tell us your situation
Choose your name change type and state. We figure out exactly which forms you need.
2
Fill in your details
Enter your name, date of birth, and address once. We save your progress automatically — come back anytime.
3
Download your forms
Get pre-filled PDFs for every agency — Social Security, passport, DMV, and more. Print, sign, and submit.
Divorce Name Change
Going back to your prior name? We fill out the forms so you can focus on your fresh start. Decree language matters — we'll walk you through what to ask the court for.
Start Divorce Name Change →Adult Name Change (By Choice)
Changing your name by personal choice? We handle the court petition paperwork for your state. Requirements vary — some states need publication, some don't.
Start Adult Name Change →Minor Name Change
Changing a child's name? We walk you through the guardian consent forms and court filings. Both parents typically need to agree.
Start Minor Name Change →Gender Identity Name Change
Updating your name and gender marker? We fill out every form you need — for your state, your way. Many states have streamlined this in recent years.
Start Gender Identity Name Change →What Forms You'll Get
Real government forms, pre-filled with your information — not generic templates.
- Form SS-5. Social Security Administration name change. Always your first step — every other agency verifies against your Social Security record. SSA name change guide.
- DS-82, DS-11, or DS-5504. U.S. passport name change. We pick the right form based on a few screening questions about your current passport. Passport name change guide.
- Form 8822 / 8822-B. IRS address update for individuals and businesses, important before the next tax filing season.
- State-specific DMV forms. Driver's license name change for your state. DMV name change guide.
- Court petition forms. Where state law requires a court order — we generate the petition and supporting paperwork.
- Notification letter template. Pre-filled with your details, for banks, employers, insurance companies, and other organizations.
Once you have the federal forms, use them as supporting documents when updating your name with your bank, credit cards, voter registration, and the post office.
Your Privacy is Protected
Your Social Security number never leaves your device. When you enter your SSN, it stays in your browser and is filled into your PDF forms locally — never sent to our servers, never stored anywhere on our side.
Your other form data — name, address, date of birth — is encrypted at rest in our database and used only to fill out your forms. You can delete your account and all your data anytime from your account settings, and we automatically remove inactive sessions after 30 days.
You sign in with a magic link emailed to you (no password to remember and no password for us to leak). No marketing emails, no upsells, no data resale.
Common Questions
Is NewLastName really free?
Yes. We fill out your Social Security, passport, DMV, IRS, and court petition forms for free. No hidden fees, no credit card required.
Is my personal information safe?
Your Social Security number never leaves your device. We fill in your SSN directly in your browser — it is never sent to our servers or stored anywhere. The rest of your information is stored in an encrypted session that you can delete at any time.
Do I need a lawyer to change my name?
For most name changes — after marriage, after divorce, or by personal choice — you do not need a lawyer. The paperwork is straightforward, and NewLastName fills it out for you. If your situation is more complex, we will let you know and can connect you with a licensed attorney in your state.
What states do you cover?
NewLastName generates federal forms (Social Security, passport, IRS) for everyone in the United States. For state-specific forms like court petitions and DMV name changes, we currently have full coverage for California, with Texas and additional states being added regularly.
How long does the whole process take?
Filling out your forms on NewLastName takes about 10-15 minutes. Government processing times vary: Social Security updates in about 2 weeks, a new passport takes 6-8 weeks, and court-ordered name changes typically take 4-12 weeks depending on your state.
What forms will I get?
That depends on your situation and state, but most users get: a Social Security application (SS-5), a passport renewal or application (DS-82 or DS-11), an IRS address update (Form 8822), state court petition forms if needed, and a notification letter template for banks, employers, and insurance companies. All filled out with your information, ready to print and sign.
Ready to Get Your Name Changed?
Pick your situation and we'll have your forms ready in minutes. No account required to start.
Choose Your Name Change TypeLast verified 2026-05-01 · Not legal advice · Terms · Privacy