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Changing Your Name
Driver's License and ID Card
Bring your current driver's license or ID card along with the marriage, divorce, or court order indicating the name change to a revenue office. Also, bring your updated Social Security card that contains your new name. (Visit the Social Security site for directions on how to obtain an updated card.)
You'll be issued a duplicate license with your new name for a $10 fee.
Registration
Take your marriage, divorce, or court order indicating the name change to a revenue office. You'll be issued a replacement registration card with your new name for a $1 fee.
Title
Head to a revenue office, and be sure to have your marriage, divorce, or court order indicating the name change. You'll be issued a title with your new name for a $5 fee.
However, if there's a lien on the current title, you'll have to notify the lienholder. The lienholder will need to complete the Permission to Issue a Replacement Title, Form 10-315. The title will then be mailed to the lienholder. If there's a direct lien on the vehicle, you'll need to have a letter of permission or a lien release from the lienholder.
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