The name is given to the child at birth and registration with the vital statistics office. The mother and father write a statement and indicate in it the full names, which must be assigned to the child and recorded in his first document - the birth certificate. If the parents, for any reason, want to change the child's name, it is necessary to contact the registry office at the place of residence or at the place of registration of the child's birth.
It is necessary
- -statement
- - passport of the father and mother and a photocopy
- - child's birth certificate and photocopy
- - permission of the guardianship and guardianship authorities (if the father is not, he is convicted, declared incompetent, deprived of parental rights)
- - court decision (if the child's mother does not allow him to change his name)
- - child's passport (from 14 years old)
Instructions
Step 1
Write a statement. Indicate the full name of the child, the full name of the mother and father, home address, the name that needs to be recorded in the birth certificate after the change and the reason that prompted you to do this. Submit your identity documents and their photocopies. After 2 months, the child's name will be changed and a birth certificate with a new name will be issued.
Step 2
If the father has a dash in the child's birth certificate in the column, the father is deprived of parental rights, incapacitated or sentenced for more than three years, then the application must come from the mother and permission from the guardianship and guardianship authorities.
Step 3
If the father wishes to change the child's name, it is imperative to obtain permission from the child's mother. If the child's mother has not received an application to change the child's name, then it can only be changed by a court decision. For this, the child's father must file an application with the court.
Step 4
From the age of 14, after receiving a passport, a child can change his name with the mother's permission. To do this, the child must write an application to the registry office and submit the mother's notarial permission to change his name.
Step 5
From the age of 16, a person can independently change his full name without obtaining permission from his mother, only on his own application indicating the reason why he wants to change his last name, first name or patronymic.
