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Mrs Ingledew
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16 Dec 08 #72874 by Mrs Ingledew

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Just thought you might (or might not!) like to know I have changed my name by Deed Poll to my Maiden Name so have changed my login

Elle
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17 Dec 08 #73060 by Elle

Reply from Elle

Hi wilse,

Hope you dont mind my ignorance...why by deed poll...I just changed back...albeit not divorced yet...wots the adv of doin it by deed poll?
Thanks in advance
Elle

Fiona
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17 Dec 08 #73071 by Fiona

Reply from Fiona

Many companies and organisations will accept a divorce decree and marriage certificate as documentary evidence of a change of name but some, in particular the financial institutions such as banks and building societies, will not accept a change of name unless it's officially recorded.

Mrs Ingledew
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19 Dec 08 #73501 by Mrs Ingledew

Reply from Mrs Ingledew

same goes for passport and driving licence

Elle
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19 Dec 08 #73593 by Elle

Reply from Elle

Thanx for that guys....I changed all docs, passport, bank, mortgage, job ...the lot ...no one has ever asked me for proof of divorce...just as well as it may never happen in my lifetime!!!

Elle
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19 Dec 08 #73594 by Elle

Reply from Elle

Ps...i worked as a fin advisor and they didnt ask for deed poll mane change or any other evidence either...I am more convinced i am insane and just dont know it...lol

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