Legal Name Change Kit

For over 10 years, we've helped thousands of people change their names through marriage, divorce, or court order.

If you have (or will have) a legal name change document—like a marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order—you're ready to get started.

AliasFlip makes the name change process fast and frustration-free.

1. Answer a few simple questions, like your old name, new name, and mailing address.
2. Our online software merges your answers into your personalized forms.
3. Download and print your forms as ready-to-sign PDFs.
4. Sign, date, and mail your forms. Easy step-by-step instructions are included.

That's it.

• No confusing paperwork.
• No guesswork.

Many customers tell us they complete their forms in 30 minutes or less.

Instead of spending hours researching government sites and decoding complex instructions, AliasFlip gives you personalized forms and guidance in one place.

You'll get immediate access right after checkout.

We help you change the name on your social security card, passport, driver's license, IRS records, USPS, and personal accounts like banks, credit cards, utilities, and more.

The good news is, you don't need to have your legal name change document in hand to begin.

Most of our customers get started early—before their legal name change document arrives, whether that's a marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order.

That way, everything's ready to go as soon as it does.

If you're changing your name due to divorce, your divorce decree must say you're allowed to return to a prior name—like your maiden name or birth name.

Most AliasFlip customers start filling out their forms before they're even married—so they're all set to submit as soon as their marriage certificate arrives.

Yes—you can change your name at any time after marriage, divorce, or court order. There's no deadline. Whenever you're ready, AliasFlip is too.

You can begin right away. You can update your social security card, driver's license, and other records now—no need to wait.

If you're flying internationally, the name on your airline ticket must match your passport—so wait to update your passport unless you also update your airline ticket first.

For domestic flights, hold off on updating your passport or REAL ID until after you return.

The name change process typically takes 2–6 weeks, between submitting your forms and waiting for your documents and accounts to update.

No—just a one-time payment of $29.97. No subscriptions, no hidden charges.

You'll get lifetime access to your account, with unlimited form creation, edits, updates, and downloads whenever you need them.

Yes—whether you need to fix a typo, update something, or change your mind entirely, you can regenerate your forms anytime.

No extra charges. No starting over.

Yes—we support name changes in all 50 U.S. states, Washington D.C., and U.S. territories.

Yes—AliasFlip is secure.

We don't collect sensitive details like your social security number, passport number, or financial account information.

Our servers are firewalled and protected by modern ECDSA-based SSL encryption—stronger than the industry-standard 128-bit SSL.

All activity happens inside your own password-protected, encrypted account area. You can even password-protect your PDFs for extra privacy.

We don't store billing details. Payments are securely handled by Stripe and PayPal—trusted, PCI-compliant processors—so your credit card details never touch our servers.

And you're always in control—you can enter as much or as little information as you're comfortable with.

Yes—AliasFlip supports name changes for same-sex marriages using your marriage certificate.

Yes—the SSA allows you to revert to your maiden name without getting divorced, even if you're still married.

It's called a name correction or name reversal, and you can use your marriage certificate to switch back—no court order or divorce decree required.