For example, you may be able to change your legal name for tax purposes.
You may be able to change your name for tax purposes. But only if you’re a registered sex offender.
So there you have it. It all comes down to your individual circumstances and how you feel about it, but you can try to find out if there’s a law that covers it by calling your local county clerk.
If the county clerk doesn’t know you’ve changed your name, it can probably be explained as a “good luck” or other weird-ass thing. The only thing that can do that is to ask for a copy of your name, and then you can sign a petition to change you name into your local county Clerk.
That was my first thought as well, and it’s actually something we’ve dealt with before. In 2014, we sued to change my name from “The Man Who Ran Away With a Book” to “The Man Who Ran Away With a Book, and Has Lost It”. At the time we were represented by the wonderful lawyers at the Law Offices of C. Thomas and S. J. Zaback.
The original action was filed on the grounds that my name, The Man Who Ran Away With a Book, was already registered with the State of Pennsylvania. In 2015, we were able to get the name changed back to The Man Who Ran Away With a Book, but we were still unable to change my first name. We are now finally able to, but it’s a big deal and I’m not sure I’m actually ready to do it.
We’re now officially back with the original name, but it won’t be changing for a little while. It turns out that we were able to change it back to The Man Who Ran Away With a Book because of a court order, but we were still unable to change my name. We still owe the State of Pennsylvania $1,000,000.00 in restitution.
The state of Pennsylvania has a very specific policy about changing your name after a certain amount of time, and the time is limited to five years. Also, your name will be registered with the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue, not the state. So if you want to change your name, you have to file a petition with the state and hope that the state grants you the change. Otherwise, you can either start over with a new name or go back to the original surname.
You can change your name legally on a federal level, but you cannot change your name on a state level (unless you are a minor) and you must always go through the state. So if you want to change your name in Pennsylvania, you have to petition the state first and hope that they grant you the change. For the sake of this article, I will go with the original surname and then the state.
You can change your name in Pennsylvania on a federal level, but you can’t change your name on a state level unless you are a minor and you must always go through the state. So if you want to change your name in Pennsylvania, you have to petition the state first and hope that they grant you the change. For the sake of this article, I will go with the original surname and then the state.
