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NameRight provides procedural guidance, not legal advice.
Verify requirements with official courts and agencies. Full legal disclaimer
State-specific guidance for all 50 states, with county-level verification rolling out. Privacy-first, and designed to feel calm instead of pushy.
“Attorney fees for the same process typically range from $500 to $1,500. We've built the system so you don't need one.”
What does a name change actually cost?
DIY
$0
+ court fees $150–$500
NameRight
$49–$149
one-time, no subscription
Lawyer
$500+
+ court fees $150–$500
All 50 states supported at the state level · county-level verification starting with Illinois · expanding weekly
Community Access Program
30% off and 50% off are available instantly — no paperwork, no proof required. Free access is available through partner organizations and support review.
Community Access can lower the price right away: Complete becomes $34.30 with 30% off, or $24.50 with 50% off. Advocate becomes $104.30 with 30% off, or $74.50 with 50% off.
No income proof. No document uploads. No gatekeeping.
Claim Community AccessPay It Forward
We turn Advocate support into community support, so one person's upgrade can reduce another person's barrier to legal recognition.
Forever free · No credit card
Preview your state's process before you commit.
One-time · No subscription
Get a guided filing plan and preparation workflow.
One-time payment. No subscription. Instant access.
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Complete access plus resources that help others start.
NameRight provides informational guidance and document preparation tools, not legal advice. By purchasing, you agree to our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Refund Policy. Refund eligibility is reviewed against account activity.
All plans include:
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Free
Information + readiness preview
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Complete · $49 ✦
Personalized path + privacy + post-court roadmap
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Advocate · $149
Full protection + help 3 others
The community-support tier. Includes Complete access for you, plus 3 Complete-level gift codes that can help others unlock the same guided filing workflow. Also includes extended policy monitoring where supported and priority organization support.
After purchase, paid access is attached to your NameRight account and unlocks the tools and guidance included in your plan.
Depending on your plan, this may include your personalized filing path, document preparation workflow, privacy guidance, institution update roadmap, gift codes, and eligible higher-tier support features.
You will also receive a NameRight welcome email with your access details after purchase.
Just want to know the state-specific steps? → Free guide
Want a personalized filing path + privacy analysis + post-court roadmap? → Complete ($49)
Want to extend policy monitoring or create gift codes? → Advocate ($149)
Still not sure? Start with Free — you can upgrade anytime, and we’ll credit what you’ve already paid.
The free preview shows your scores across 4 dimensions — documentation, privacy, timing, and eligibility. To unlock specific recommendations and action items, upgrade to Complete or above.
Complete includes a fee waiver eligibility indicator and checklist so you can quickly see whether it is worth pursuing and prepare your application. Court fee waivers can eliminate $150–$500 in costs.
After the court approves your name change, you need to update dozens of institutions — SSA, DMV, banks, insurance, subscriptions, and more. Complete includes guided support for the most common institution updates, with deeper coverage expanding over time.
Policy monitoring is available on eligible higher-tier or advocate access where supported. Advocate includes up to 12 months of alerts plus free process regeneration if a monitored rule change materially affects your filing path.
Yes. Your data is encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest on hosting infrastructure, and never sold. When you use OCR or AI chat, content is sent to a listed AI provider only to process that request; you can decline OCR and type manually. For users whose safety depends on privacy — including those in states with hostile legislation — we take this especially seriously. Complete includes privacy path analysis for publication and public-record concerns.
For most standard name and gender marker changes in the US, no. NameRight is a document preparation and informational guidance platform — we help you understand the steps and prepare the right documents. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. If your situation involves complex circumstances, we recommend consulting a licensed attorney or a free LGBTQ+ legal aid resource.
All purchases are one-time payments. No subscription, no auto-renewal. Refund requests submitted within 7 days are reviewed against account activity. Once you access personalized materials or generate documents, the purchase becomes non-refundable. To request a refund, email support@nameright.app within 7 days of purchase with your order ID. Processing time: 5–7 business days.
Absolutely. You can upgrade anytime — we'll credit what you've already paid toward the higher tier. Start with Free if you're not sure.
All purchases are one-time payments. No subscription, no auto-renewal.
Refund requests submitted within 7 days are reviewed against account activity.
Once you access personalized materials or generate documents, the purchase becomes non-refundable.
How to request: Email support@nameright.app within 7 days of purchase with your order ID.
Processing time: 5–7 business days.
Upgrade later anytime and keep credit for what you already paid.
View full refund policy →Launch coverage: County-level verification is currently available in selected counties where noted in the relevant state guide, with more states rolling out progressively. Your state is supported at the state level today.
All 50 states supported at the state level. County-level verification is rolling out progressively. See the coverage map.
By purchasing, you acknowledge that NameRight provides informational guidance and document preparation tools, not legal advice. NameRight is not a law firm and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Court filing requirements vary by county — always verify current requirements with your local court or agency before filing.