Jack County, TX
How to Change Your Name in Jack County
File your adult name change petition with the 271st Judicial District Court, Jack County, Texas. Our directory does not record the filing fee — confirm it with the clerk. No newspaper publication is required.
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Court Information
- Court
- 271st Judicial District Court, Jack County, Texas
- Filing fee
- Not recorded — confirm with the clerk
- Fee waiver
- Available for qualifying petitioners
- Where to file
- Must live in Jack County to file here. File with the Jack County District Clerk (271st Judicial District Court; also Title IV-D Attorney General Child Support Court, DFPS Court and Juvenile Court).
- Court address
- 100 N Main St, Ste 310, Jacksboro, TX 76458
- Court phone
- (940) 567-2141
- Jurisdiction
- District Court
- Official forms
- www.jackcounty.org/pages/districtclerk.html ↗
- Verification
- Verification in progress
Filing Requirements in Jack County
- Newspaper publication
- Not required
- Court hearing
- Required
- How to file
- in person
Getting Certified Copies
available
You will need certified copies for Social Security, the DMV, your passport, and your banks — order more than one.
Step-by-Step Process
- Gather documents: certified birth certificate, photo ID, and proof of residency in Jack County
- Complete the name change petition form (available from the 271st Judicial District Court, Jack County, Texas clerk or its website)
- If you cannot afford the filing fee, complete a fee waiver form and file it alongside your petition
- File your petition in person with the 271st Judicial District Court, Jack County, Texas
- Attend the hearing the court schedules
- If approved, get certified copies of the court order — available.
- Update SSA first, then DMV, then passport, then all other records
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Not legal advice: Court rules, fees, and procedures vary by county and change over time. Verify current requirements with the 271st Judicial District Court, Jack County, Texas clerk before filing.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a name change cost in Jack County, Texas?
Our directory does not record a filing fee for the 271st Judicial District Court, Jack County, Texas. Confirm the current amount with the 271st Judicial District Court, Jack County, Texas clerk before filing. A fee waiver is available for petitioners who qualify by income; file the waiver request together with your petition.
Where and how do I file a name change in Jack County?
File with the 271st Judicial District Court, Jack County, Texas. Venue rule: Must live in Jack County to file here. File with the Jack County District Clerk (271st Judicial District Court; also Title IV-D Attorney General Child Support Court, DFPS Court and Juvenile Court). Accepted filing methods: in person.
Do I have to publish my name change in a newspaper in Jack County?
No — this court reports no newspaper publication requirement. Confirm this with the 271st Judicial District Court, Jack County, Texas clerk before filing.
Do I need a court hearing for a name change in Jack County?
A court hearing is required in this county — attend the date the court sets. Confirm the typical timing with the 271st Judicial District Court, Jack County, Texas clerk.
How do I get certified copies of my name change order in Jack County?
Available. You will need certified copies for Social Security, the DMV, your passport and financial institutions, so request more than one.