Not everybody changes their last name … my wife kept her last name (mostly because the end result would have given her initials that mirror an unfortunate acronym). However, most brides do change their name, as do some grooms (via hyphenation). But regardless of who you are, there’s quite a bit to do when changing your name, as discussed in this article on the name change process.
I spoke with the folks over at MissNowMrs.com, a Web-based service that takes care of all the name-change paperwork and details for you, and they said that you don’t really need to wait until after your wedding to begin the name change process. This process includes tracking down the dozens of required forms as well as completing and filing each and every state and U.S. government form and sending notification letters to all of your creditors. Sounds like a pain, huh?
Enter MissNowMrs.com. It was specifically created to save you the hours of time digging for information and forms, to offer you a fun, stress-free transition from Miss…to…Mrs.! Whether you are in the planning stages of your wedding, are now celebrating being a newlywed OR even if you have even been married for years, you can complete MissNowMrs.com’s 3 easy step solution: Questions, Forms, File! After you register with them, you have up to 6 months to access your online account with them, so that you can complete your forms at your leisure.
If you want an easier way to a new name, stop by their Web site or drop them a line at 800.301.9296.
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