Singapore Deed Poll Online for Change of Name

Deed Poll Online

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	Submit Your Singapore Deed Poll for Change of Name in NRIC Online

	If you are ready to engage us and wish to submit your application for a Singapore Deed Poll Online, please submit the form below.

	If you wish to obtain a Quote for Singapore Deed Poll, please submit your Deed Poll Quote

	If you wish to submit Offline (via Email, Fax or Post), please go to Deed Poll Offline to download our Singapore Deed Poll (Change of Name) Offline forms.

	Archived Deed Poll - one of the advantages of using our Deed Poll Services is that all our clients' Deed Polls are duly archived. If you have lost your Deed Poll prepared by Loh Eben Ong and Partners, you may use our Deed Poll's Archived Service

	This Form takes about 10 minutes to complete.

Personal Particulars of Applicant

Age *

Gender *

NRIC, BC or PP No. *

Type of Number *

Changing Name

What do you want Change

Examples (fictitious):-
Scenario 1
Current Name: Tan Ong Lim (Chen WanLin)
New Name: John Tan Ong Cheng [Note: Hanyu Pinyin Name in brackets is to be removed]

Scenario 2
Current Name: Mary D/O Surigamy
New Name: Mary Hartford James

Current Name *

New Name *

Chinese, Tamil or Non-English Characters

Retain, Add, Change or Delete

Existing Characters

New Characters

Administration

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Tel *

Email *

Certified True Copy

Certified True Copy of Deed Poll (Optional)

Once you have signed you Deed Poll, you will keep your original Deed Poll, and we will provide a photocopy of your Deed Poll. If you require a copy (or more) of your Deed Poll to be certified true by our Lawyer, our fee is S$10.00 (net) for each certified true copy in addition to our Standard Charges. If you don't need certified true copies of your Deed Poll, you need not apply.

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	Important Note: Singapore Permanent Resident & Non-Singapore Citizen Only
	If you are not a Singapore Citizen or Singapore PR, please do not use this service unless your National Immigration Authority accept a Singapore executed Deed Poll.

	For Singapore PR, you will only be able to change your name in your Singapore Blue NRIC but not your name in your Foreign Passport. You are strongly advised to check with your National Immigration Authority on issues relating to your Foreign Passport and validity of a Singapore executed Deed Poll.

	For Non-Singapore PR (Foreigner) who wishes to use our Deed Poll services due to your Country's authority's requirements (eg. Australia, UK, USA), please note that we will assist to prepare the Deed Poll, but there is no warranty on our part that the Deed Poll will be suitable for whatever purpose(s) that you have intended for.

	You should also enquire with ICA at www.ica.gov.sg on whether your proposed name change will affect your Entry or Re-Entry Permit.

	Please consider the above issues carefully before you make your application.

	Input Chinese, Tamil or Other Non-English Characters
	If you are retaining, deleting, amending or changing your name in Chinese, Tamil or Other Characters (as the case may be), you may wish to input them in the fields of "Existing Characters" and/or "New Characters".

	If you are not able to enter or input the Chinese, Tamil or other Non-English Characters into the Textboxes below now, you can upload a WORD (doc) file in our Upload Section* below, OR complete this entry by handwriting on the appointment day.

	To search for soft formats of Chinese Characters, a good reference is at this Link www.mandarintools.com/chardict.html .

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