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#once your name change has been registered, the fingerprints will be returned to the police for a criminal records check. | #once your name change has been registered, the fingerprints will be returned to the police for a criminal records check. | ||
Once the agency receives all of this information with their fee, they will begin processing the request. (Bear in mind that the agency's chief executive officer has the authority to refuse to register objectionable names | Once the agency receives all of this information with their fee, they will begin processing the request. (Bear in mind that the agency's chief executive officer has the authority to refuse to register objectionable names — discussed earlier in this section.) If all is well, the chief executive officer will make the required changes to the birth certificates of the people affected by the application and, if applicable, to any current marriage certificate, and will issue a Certificate of Change of Name. | ||
==Resources and links== | ==Resources and links== | ||
