Citizens who apply to change their name must present the following supporting documents

1. Written application from the applicant (for those under 16 years old, the application shall be submitted by their guardian);

2. If the parents divorce and change the surname of a person under the age of 16, the divorce certificate procedures must be provided, and an agreement must be written and signed by both parents.

3. Household registration book, resident ID card;

4. If you are a staff member of an agency, group, school, enterprise or institution, you must submit a certificate of change approved by the personnel department of the unit or school. If you are a school student, you should submit a certificate of change approved by your school. If you do not have an employer, you need to issue a certificate from the neighborhood (village) committee where your household registration is located. Then the police in the responsible area where your household registration is located will sign on the certificate, and the police station director will print it after approval. The change and correction form (if a person under 16 years old changes his or her name, there is no need to print the change and correction form. It must be processed directly at the household registration office of the police station after approval by the director in charge) and reported to the household office hall of the branch for review and approval.

Correction of date of birth

Citizens who request to correct date of birth must present the following supporting documents

1. Written application from the applicant (for those under 16 years old, the guardian Submit an application)

2. Household register, resident ID card;

3. The reason for the error in the "Birth Certificate" or date of birth and the original certificate;

4 , If you are an employee of an agency, group, school, enterprise or institution, etc., you must submit a certificate of change approved by the human resources department of your unit (if it is due to negligence or error by the household registration staff, no certificate from the unit is required).

5. Print the change and correction application form and submit it to the director in charge for approval and then submit it to the branch director for approval

There are three conditions for adults to change their name:

The first is I want to express my intention to change my name.

Secondly, the reasons must be sufficient.

Thirdly, I must promise that all civil and legal liabilities arising from the name change will be borne by myself.

And it can only be changed once in a lifetime.

After 16 years of age, you must submit a written application and submit valid certification materials to the public security authority for review and approval.

Those who have been deprived of political rights in accordance with the law and are undergoing criminal punishment and reeducation through labor shall not change their names. After a citizen changes his or her name in accordance with the law,

the original name will be used as the "former name" for future reference. That is to say, you need to write a name change application to the police station where your household registration is located, and after it is stamped, go to the household registration section of the local public security bureau to register. Of course, you must bring your household registration book. It will take about 15 or 7 working days after the file is submitted to be officially changed. Your previous name and current name will be written in the household registration book. When you need to use your graduation certificate or other documents to prove your identity, you must bring your household registration book with you.

The specific procedure is: Those who want to change their name should go to the household registration window of the Public Security Bureau where their household registration is located, collect the application form, and provide the required information. After approval, the name can be changed.

I would also like to remind the poster that you must be careful when changing your name, because changing your name will involve a series of problems such as your bank card, social security, medical insurance, property rights certificate, etc. If not handled well, it will also cause problems. Lots of trouble.