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In Australia, anyone can change their
name. Name change is a straightforward process.
It is legal in Australia to assume any name you
choose, as long as your intention is not to
defraud anyone. You are not legally required by
law to formally register your new name.
However, many organisations require proof of
identity (for example, banks), so if you change
your name you might want official evidence of
the change. For this reason you might prefer to
record a new name or alteration of a name by
registering a legal Change of Name.
The Births, Deaths and
Marriages Registry in your state or
territory have the forms for a legal change of
name.
Visit the Births, Deaths and Marriages
Registry website for your state or territory
below, and follow the information links
about name
change or
change of
name.
ACT
Allara House, 48-56 Allara Street
CIVIC, ACT 2608
Website ACT
Births, Deaths and Marriages
New South Wales
35 Regent Street, Chippendale
Sydney NSW 2008
2/74 Kembla Street Wollongong NSW
2500
95 Tudor Street, Hamilton Newcastle
NSW 2300
Website NSW
Registry of Births Deaths &
Marriages
Northern Territory
Ground Floor, Nichols Place,
Cnr Cavenagh & Bennett Streets Darwin
NT 0800
Centrepoint Building, Cnr Gregory &
Hartley Streets, Alice Springs NT
0870
Website Northern
Territory Registry of Births, Deaths and
Marriages
Queensland
501 Ann Street, Brisbane QLD 4000
(on the corner of Ann and Boundary Streets)
Website Queensland
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages
South Australia
Level 2, Chesser House
91-97 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000
Website SA
Births, Deaths and Marriages
Tasmania
GPO Box 825 Hobart 7001
Website Tasmanian
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages
Victoria
595 Collins Street Melbourne VIC 3001
Website Victorian
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages
Western Australia
Level 10, 141 St Georges Terrace Perth
WA 6000
Website WA
Registry of Births, Deaths &
Marriages
The
information contained on this page is not legal
advice. Legal advice is dependent upon the specific
circumstances of each individual. Please consult
with qualified legal professionals for your
personal situation.
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