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Step 3: CHANGE ALL YOUR OTHER RECORDS
• Internal Revenue Service – You do not have to immediately notify the IRS of a name
change (they get it from Social Security). However, you do notify the IRS of an address
change on Form 8822, & on line 5 you can indicate your name change. If your address
is not changing, when you do your taxes next time, use your new name. The IRS looks
for a match with Social Security. You can get Form 8822 at:
• U. S. Post Office – You do not need to inform the post office of your new name, but if
you’ve moved, you’ll want mail now going to your old address forwarded to your new
home. Go to This can be done online by clicking on the “Change
Address” link at the top, or visit your local post office for a change of address form. The
post office will forward mail up to a year, and it can take up to six weeks to get it.
• U. S. Passport – If your passport is current, you change your name by completing
Amendment Form DS-19. Read the instructions carefully. There is no fee for this
service, unless you request your documents to be expedited. The cost for this service is
$60.
Notice! If you are planning a trip right after your wedding, travel under your maiden
name. Passport name, ticket name, and all travel documents much match.
Get Form DS-19 at:
Mail your completed amendment form, old passport, and certified copy of your marriage
license to:
Charleston Passport Center
1269 Holland Street
Charleston. SC 29405
Note: The forms you print must be clear and sharp. Applications that are blurred or
illegible will not be accepted. They must be printed in black print on white regular paper.
Thermal paper, dye-sublimation paper, special inkjet paper, and other shiny papers are
not acceptable.
Your documents will be returned and there is no fee for this service.

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