Pima County, AZ

How to Change Your Name in Pima County

Court Information

Court
Arizona Superior Court in Pima County — Clerk of the Superior Court, Civil and Family Support Services (110 W Congress St, Tucson)
Filing fee
$427
Fee waiver
Available for qualifying petitioners
Where to file
county of residence
Jurisdiction
Superior Court, A.R.S. §12-601
Last verified
August 17, 2026

Filing Requirements in Pima County

Newspaper publication
Not required
Court hearing
Required
How to file
online (e-filing), by mail, in person or by drop box

Getting Certified Copies

1 free copy mailed ~10 days after the hearing; additional copies $30.50 each

You will need certified copies for Social Security, the DMV, your passport, and your banks — order more than one.

Step-by-Step Process

  1. Gather documents: certified birth certificate, photo ID, and proof of residency in Pima County
  2. Complete the name change petition form (available from the Arizona Superior Court in Pima County — Clerk of the Superior Court, Civil and Family Support Services (110 W Congress St, Tucson) clerk or website)
  3. If you cannot afford the filing fee ($427), complete a fee waiver form and file it alongside your petition
  4. File your petition online (e-filing), by mail, in person or by drop box with the Arizona Superior Court in Pima County — Clerk of the Superior Court, Civil and Family Support Services (110 W Congress St, Tucson)
  5. Attend your hearing if the court schedules one
  6. If approved, get certified copies of the court order — 1 free copy mailed ~10 days after the hearing; additional copies $30.50 each
  7. Update SSA first, then DMV, then passport, then all other records

Not legal advice: Court rules, fees, and procedures vary by county and change over time. Verify current requirements with the Arizona Superior Court in Pima County — Clerk of the Superior Court, Civil and Family Support Services (110 W Congress St, Tucson) clerk before filing.

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