Continue reading and you'll soon be able to change your name for FREE by using our deed poll name change service.

It's a little known fact that there is no need to pay to change your name legally in the UK. All you need is a 'deed of change of name' document that has the correct wording signed by two witnesses. This is known as a name change deed poll (not deed pole).

freedeedpoll.co.uk have designed a FREE online deed poll creation and download service. This gives you your own printable legal name change deed poll document that you can send to relevant authorities like the DVLA, UK passport office, Inland revenue and banks allowing you to change your name.

Perhaps you've just married and want to change your surname, want a joke document to send to a friend or perhaps you just don't like your current name, then this is the name change deed poll service for you. Changing your name by deed poll is now easy and free.

If you require a service that will print and send you your name change deed poll, you'll find plenty of links to deed poll companies dotted around this site.

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Name change deed poll form.

A notarised statutory declaration prepared by a solicitor will cost in the region of £20 to £100, but this cost can be greatly reduced if your prepare your own statutory declaration document.

Because there is an inherent cost with a statutory declaration we recommend that you use a change of name deed poll, as these can be created free of charge. In fact we've heard that many of the companies, banks, utilities etc. that you need to inform of a name change, don't seem to accept or recognise a statutory declaration. This is wrong and such companies need to be more informed, after all a statutory declaration is a legally binding document. We think this is mainly due to the fact that the most know form of changing your name is a deed poll.

However, if you do decide to go down the statutory declaration route, make sure that you shop around. Fees vary widely, from £5 upwards, so a quick phone call to a number of solicitor's for a quote is best.