1. Title: You can directly write "Apply for renaming" or "Apply for renaming".
2. Receiving unit: indicate the unit that receives the application, such as the police station or public security bureau where the household registration is located.
3. Text:
* Introduce yourself briefly, including name, gender, nationality, date of birth, etc.
* Explain the reasons for applying for renaming, which may include problems with the original name or personal preferences.
* Put forward the name you want to change, and explain the meaning and source of the name.
* Express expectations and hopes for the name change, and hope to get a reply as soon as possible.
4. Ending: Write "From here", then change the line and write "Salute".
5. Signature of the applicant: Sign your name in the lower right corner of the application.
6. Date of application: Write it under the signature.
Here is a concrete example:
Title: Children's application for renaming.
Dear local police station (or public security bureau):
I am XXX (the father or mother of the child) and now I live in XXX (the home address). I hereby apply to change the name of my son (or daughter) from XXX to XXX.
The reasons are as follows: Formerly known as XXX, it has some difficulties in pronunciation, writing and memory, which is not consistent with the child's gender. I think this may have a certain impact on children's performance in school and social environment. In addition, I have a special emotional identification with the name XXX, and I hope it can become the official name of the child.
I hope your company can approve my application and update the child's name in the relevant records as soon as possible. I can provide any necessary supporting documents if necessary.
I am here to convey
Salute!
Applicant: (signature)
Date: XXXX, xx, xx, xx, xx.
Please note that the specific renaming policy and application process may vary from region to region, and it is recommended to consult the local household registration management department before submitting the application.