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Changing Your Name
Driver's License and ID
To change your name on your driver's license or ID card, bring the marriage certificate, divorce certificate, or other official document indicating the change of name to a driver's license office, where a replacement will be issued for $18.
Though an updated Social Security card is not required for changing your name on your license, Utah's Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) recommends updating your Social Security card before amending your license.
Registration
Changing your name on your registration means a trip to a DMV office . Bring your current registration card, and the marriage certificate, divorce certificate, or the official name change document. You'll also need to complete a new registration form.
Corrected registrations cost $4.
Title
This process is the same as changing your name on the registration. In fact, you'll fill out the same form. So, you can change your registration and title with just one form. Be sure to bring the official document proving the name change, of course, and your current title.
If there's a lien on the vehicle, you'll need to receive permission from the lienholder before applying for the change.
Corrected titles cost $6.
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