California Judicial Council Form
California NC-110 form guide
Attachment to Petition for Change of Name
Quick answer
The NC-110 provides additional space to list information about each person whose name is being changed, including background information and the legal basis for the change.
What this form is for
The NC-110 provides additional space to list information about each person whose name is being changed, including background information and the legal basis for the change.
It typically asks for:
- Full names of all persons whose names are being changed
- Current and proposed names
- Date and place of birth for each person
- Relationship to the petitioner
- Residence information
- Declaration supporting the name change request
How it fits into the California packet
NC-110 is filed together with NC-100. It serves as a supporting document that gives the court the detailed information needed to process the petition. Most California name change petitions require NC-110.
Official source
https://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/nc-110.pdfComplete includes
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Frequently asked questions
Is NC-110 always required?
In most cases, yes. NC-110 provides the court with the detailed information needed to process the name change. Some limited situations may not require it — check with your local court.
Can I change multiple names on one NC-110?
Yes. NC-110 allows you to list multiple individuals (such as family members) whose names are being changed in a single petition. Each person's information should be listed clearly.
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