Name Change
You might have recently divorced and want to resume your maiden name. You might have transitioned and want to file for a personal name change. Or maybe you just want to rebrand yourself like Kanye West recently did, and other celebrities often do for a multitude of reasons.
The ease of marrying in Las Vegas could force an automatic name change for one party to the marriage. If you want to maintain your maiden name, you must file the correct paperwork with the correct court. AVDOCPREP can help you do that with more than three decades of experience handling personal and legal documentation issues.
Resume Maiden Name Following Your Divorce
If you recently were divorced, it would be understandable that you want to remove the married name from your legal record. We can help you legally change back to your maiden name and rid yourself of the unwanted reference to a marriage that no longer exists.
Filing for a name change requires filling out the correct legal paperwork and filing it with the correct court. We can help you to obtain the correct legal papers needed to make it happen. Our experienced team can review your papers and witness them through our notary service, helping to ease the process of changing your name in a Las Vegas court.
Filing for Business Name Change
You might have a business or another organization that could use rebranding. A business name change must be performed in the correct manner to make it legally binding. We can assist with filing for legal name changes of existing businesses so that you can proceed with your rebranding.
AVDOCPREP is highly experienced in legal name changes for places of business, community organizations, and individuals. The procedures are different for individuals and businesses, and any errors could delay the process or defeat your efforts.
We can help streamline the process and ensure that you correctly complete the legal paperwork needed to make it happen. We can witness and notarize your documents to give you the greatest chance for success.
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