Getting All the Papers

1.To change your name in NYC, you need a Petition, an Order, and your Birth Certificate. You can download blank copies of the Petition and Order at the bottom of this page.
2.Complete the Petition and Order by adding your personal information. If anything from #5-9 in the Petition applies to you, simply explain. For example, if you have ever been convicted of a crime, say when, where, and for what you were convicted and what happened with your case.
3.For the grounds of your application, say whatever you want the judge to know about why you want a name change. You do not need to use any of the language in the blank Petition—it is just an example. It is completely up to you what you want to share with the judge about your reasons for changing your name, just so long as what you say is true.
4.Name changes need to be published in a newspaper, unless the judge says you don’t have to because of a risk to your safety. If you have any specific reasons why you would be at risk if you published, add them to #11. For example, many survivors of domestic violence or hate crimes believe they would be at risk if they published their personal information.
5.Sign the Petition with your current legal name and have it notarized. If you do not understand English, whoever translated the Petition for you should sign and have notarized an “affidavit of translation.”
6.Get a certified copy of your birth certificate, if you don’t already have one. If you were born in NYC, go to http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/home.html or call 212-788-4520 to find out how to get a copy. If you were born in New York State, go to: http://www.health.state.ny.us/nysdoh/vr/forms/birth.htm.
7.If you are an immigrant who has status in the U.S. and lives in New York, you have a right to change your name here. If you do not have a birth certificate, you should be able to use immigration documents instead. If you are an undocumented immigrant and live in New York, you may also be able to change your name here, but it is a good idea to talk to a lawyer first.
8.Under the law, trans people cannot be required to show supporting medical evidence about our transitions to change our names. Most of the time, judges correctly follow the law. But, some judges still wrongly deny name changes from trans people without medical evidence. If you wish to include medical documentation, you may have your doctor, social worker, or psychologist write a letter explaining why they support your name change petition. If your name change does get denied because you did not include medical evidence, you can either seek legal help to get your name change granted without it, or you can submit the medical evidence at that point.
9.If you have criminal convictions, you will also need to submit a certificate of disposition for each conviction or a rap sheet. You can get a copy of your certificate(s) of disposition from the court where you were convicted. The Legal Action Center is a non-profit that helps people get copies of their rap sheets (212-243-1313). If you are low-income, you should not have to pay a fee for these documents. If you choose to submit a rap sheet, you should look it over closely. Often, there are mistakes on rap sheets. If your rap sheet shows that there is a warrant open for your arrest, it is important that you take care of that before you file your rap sheet in court. Talk to a lawyer for advice.
10.Attaching other documentation about things you say in your Petition can make the process smoother. For example, if you are asking to be excused from publication because of domestic violence and have an Order of Protection, attaching a copy of that order to your application can help. Also, if you cannot afford to pay the fee for filing a name change, bringing a copy of an award letter or other proof of income or inability to pay can help.

Filing the Papers

1.Once you have your papers ready, you can file your name change application in the civil court of any of the five boroughs, no matter which borough you live in. (Manhattan: 111 Centre Street Bronx: 851 Grand Concourse; Brooklyn: 141 Livingston St.; Queens: 89-17 Sutphin Blvd.; Staten Island: 927 Castleton Ave.). This overview is Manhattan-specific. Please note that the process differs in different boroughs of NY. However, you can change your name in Manhattan no matter what borough you live in. If you go to court in another borough, please call the court clerk to make sure you are doing everything correctly.
2.After you go through security to enter the court, go to the clerk’s office that handles name changes. In Manhattan, it is room 118 on the ground floor level near the exit.
3.Get on the line marked “name change.” Tell the clerk you are filing for a name change and give the clerk your papers. If you were born in New York, the clerk will keep your original birth certificate. If you were not born in New York, the clerk will make a photo

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Nice, less expensive places, can be found a liitle bit inland in Vista. Tri-City Medical Center is on the border of Vista. Most people consider that area Vista.
Stick to the areas south of Route 78. The closer to Carlsbad, the better.

Certain parts of Oceanside are undesirable so be wary of living in Oceanside.

BTW you might want to repost this in the San Diego section.

Nice, less expensive places, can be found a liitle bit inland in Vista. Tri-City Medical Center is on the border of Vista. Most people consider that area Vista.
Stick to the areas south of Route 78. The closer to Carlsbad, the better.

Certain parts of Oceanside are undesirable so be wary of living in Oceanside.

BTW you might want to repost this in the San Diego section.

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Nice, less expensive places, can be found a liitle bit inland in Vista. Tri-City Medical Center is on the border of Vista. Most people consider that area Vista.
Stick to the areas south of Route 78. The closer to Carlsbad, the better.

Certain parts of Oceanside are undesirable so be wary of living in Oceanside.

BTW you might want to repost this in the San Diego section.

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Stick to the areas south of Route 78. The closer to Carlsbad, the better.

Certain parts of Oceanside are undesirable so be wary of living in Oceanside.

BTW you might want to repost this in the San Diego section.

Nice, less expensive places, can be found a liitle bit inland in Vista. Tri-City Medical Center is on the border of Vista. Most people consider that area Vista.
Stick to the areas south of Route 78. The closer to Carlsbad, the better.

Certain parts of Oceanside are undesirable so be wary of living in Oceanside.

BTW you might want to repost this in the San Diego section.

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(Craigslist rentals)

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Stick to the areas south of Route 78. The closer to Carlsbad, the better.

Certain parts of Oceanside are undesirable so be wary of living in Oceanside.

BTW you might want to repost this in the San Diego section.

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If God be for us who can be against us

This came directly from my copy of the Bible Vulgate translated by St. Jerome, I assure you it is as correct as you can get.

The reason the Transition is cloudy is because we are realists… we know that nothing we think now will be the path of action during the Transition. All we want is to make that Transition peaceful and without any coercion whatsoever. If we accomplish that, there is hope of making a world worth leaving to our grandchildren…

The communist idea included using force and intimidation to gain it's ends… but we know that only a good means can create a good end, so if you want freedom and peace, you have to use freedom and peaceful means. If we do it right, no violence or intimidation will occur. People will just decide en mass to make the changes and figure it out as we go.

Doesn't mean that there won't be turmoil… we expect there will be mass confusion at times, but the change in behavior in most people will be like the change in behavior when someone is sober compared to being drunk. Our society has been drunk for millennia and now we HAVE to become sober. So people's expectations is the projections from thinking everyone will act like they did before… drunk and insane. But we know the difference and we have a pretty good idea of how people will be after this sobering up process, this paradigm shift.

And it will be no more like communism than it will be like capitalism or fascism or anarchy… it will be different in fundamental ways to all the expectations people now have… in fact, the biggest problem we will have is from this projected expectation which will have to solve itself… We live in a society that is sodden with fear, and that fear will cause some confusion and projected expectations in the Transition. But the result will be so much saner, we think all that will fade pretty quickly.

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