On the Changes of Children's Surnames

When a minor changes his/her name, his/her biological parents (even if divorced) must go to the scene to make a statement of consent, and the notary office will notarize the statement. Write down the reasons and circumstances of the name change in the statement, so that you can go to the relevant household registration authority for the name change with a notarial certificate.

If it is impossible to get together under special circumstances, the party that must change its name must first notarize a statement agreeing to change its name locally, and then notarize it for the other party.

If an adult changes his name, just go to the notary office in person.

If a child over 10 is conscious, he/she has a certain decision on his/her name. Even if both parents agree to change the name at the scene, if the child doesn't want to, the notary office will stop notarization, and the notary will ask him/her and make a record. If the child agrees, the child should also sign the parents' conversation record.

You don't need to bring your own agreement in a fixed format to go to the notary office. You need to receive the notarial certificate issued by the notary office at the scene. In addition, you need to prepare some related materials. Different regions have different requirements. Specifically, you can call first to find out and avoid a trip in vain.

General notary fees are around 300 yuan.

Also, it is not "justice" but "notarization". Go to the notary office. Stop joking, hehe.