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This was fairly common in the 18th and early 19th centuries, but since 1907 has only been used once.

There is advice on the kinds of records that have been created since the 16th century right up to the present day.

Contrary to popular belief, it has always been possible to change your name without having to register the change with the government or any other official body.

It is still perfectly legal for anyone over the age of 16 to start using a new name at any time, as long as they are not doing so for a fraudulent or illegal reason.

If you have changed your name and need legal advice on providing evidence of the change, to obtain a passport for example, you will need to speak to a solicitor or to Citizens Advice.

When, for example, divorce was more difficult, some people simply took their new partners name to allow them to appear married, and to make any children appear legitimate.

In 1919 the ban was extended to all foreigners in Britain and was only removed in 1971.

This was to allow the National Registration records to be altered and an identity card and ration book to be issued in the new name.

If it was made by a solicitor, it is possible they may have kept a copy on file, but the file is unlikely to have been kept for more than five years.

However, there is a cost for this option and we estimate that less than 1 of changes of name by deed poll are enrolled.

To locate an enrolled deed poll you will need to visit us to consult the name indexes that are held onsite at The National Archives in Kew (they are not available online).

If you cannot visit in person, you can, instead, pay for a search, though for records from 1945-2003 we will do a search for you for free (see below).

To get from the indexes to the deed poll records themselves follow these steps.

To search, use the word index and the year in which the change of name took place (if you dont know the year, it is best to guess at a range of years).

It will provide a part number reference to a document in C 54.

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This will provide you with a full C 54 reference (C 5415436, for example) with which you can order and view the document.

To find a change of name for these years follow these steps.

To search, use the word index and the year or range of years in which the change of name took place (if you dont know the year, it is best to guess at a range of years).

It will provide a part number reference to another document in J 18.

This will provide you with a full J 18 reference (J 18402, for example) with which you can order and view the document.

If you find an entry in The Gazette go to Step 2; if you do not find an entry we will not have a record of the change and you may need to speak to a solicitor if you require legal proof of identity.

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To search for these announcements try the The Times online archive or the British Library Newspaper Library.

Search The Gazette online by name for change of name announcements of the following kinds.

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