Your document
Your deed poll has been generated with the details you provided. Print it on good quality white A4 paper.
What to do next
Good to know
Your deed poll is legally valid.
You do not need a solicitor or a court to approve it. The wording meets the standard accepted by UK government departments.
Do you need to register it?
No. But you can choose to enrol it with the Royal Courts of Justice if you want it to be part of the public record. Most people do not need to do this.
How many copies do you need?
Send certified copies — not the original. A certified copy is a photocopy with a handwritten note that reads "I certify this to be a true copy of the original" followed by your signature and the date.
What if an organisation refuses to accept it?
Some organisations ask for an enrolled deed poll. You can enrol it at the Royal Courts of Justice for a small fee.