Beaufort, SC asked in Family Law for South Carolina

Q: Id like to change my name in sc to my mothers maiden name and no longer have my dads last name how do i do this

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Evan Guthrie
Evan Guthrie
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  • Charleston, SC
  • Licensed in South Carolina

A: You will have to file a name change petition in the family court in your county. You will also have to do SLED background check and a DSS screen, and verify that you are not on the Sexual Offender Registry.

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