If your child is under 16 and you’re looking to change their name in the UK, the easiest way to do it is with an unenrolled Deed Poll. It’s straightforward, affordable, and doesn’t require a solicitor or court.
At the UK Deed Poll Centre, we’re here to make that process simple, quick, and stress-free.
Here’s the short version:
That’s it. No court, no solicitor, no hassle. And with us it costs just £22.50
A Child’s Deed Poll is an unenrolled private legal document you can use to change your child’s name in the UK. It confirms your intention to abandon their old name and adopt a new one. The person or people with parental responsibility complete the form, sign it in the presence of a witness, and then use it to update records with organisations such as the Passport Office, schools, GP surgery, and more.
It’s a simple and affordable way to change your child’s name — no need for solicitors or court visits, and it’s accepted by organisations nationwide.
Click ‘Get A Child Deed Poll’ to complete our quick form. Your unenrolled deed poll certificate will be sent promptly via tracked delivery.
We include clear instructions to guide you. Just sign, date and have it witnessed by a friend — no solicitor required.
Send your completed certificate to the Passport Office, schools, your GP and more — accepted across the UK.
A parent or legal guardian with parental responsibility can order a child deed poll. If more than one person has parental responsibility, everyone with that responsibility must give their written consent before the child’s name can be changed. This applies to children under the age of 16.
We know changing your child’s name can feel like a big step — and choosing the right service matters. Here’s why thousands across the UK trust us with it:
Yes, you can change your child’s name by unenrolled deed poll if you have parental responsibility. All those with parental responsibility must consent to the name change.
To change a child’s name by deed poll, you need the consent of everyone with parental responsibility, and the child’s current name and details.
Yes, in most cases both parents with parental responsibility must agree to a child’s name change. If one parent doesn’t consent, you may need a court order to proceed.
At the UK Deed Poll Centre it’s just £22.50, including your certificate and full guidance.
Once your order is received, we typically prepare and post your child’s deed poll certificate within 1 working day.
Yes, our unenrolled child deed poll certificates are accepted by the UK Passport Office, schools, the NHS, and organisations across the UK.
A child of any age can have their name changed by unenrolled deed poll with parental consent. If the child is 16 or over, they can usually change their own name without parental consent in England and Wales.
No — an unenrolled deed poll is a private document completed by those with parental responsibility. No solicitor is needed at any stage.
Whatever your reason for changing your child’s name, an unenrolled Deed Poll is the simplest way to do it.
At the UK Deed Poll Centre, we’re here to make that process as smooth and stress-free as possible. Our service is 100% online, so there’s no need to visit a solicitor or attend court. Order from the comfort of your home, and we’ll send your child’s personalised unenrolled deed poll certificate straight to your door with everything you need to complete it.
If you’re looking for a quick, affordable and trusted way to change your child’s name by Deed Poll, we’d love to help. Get started now!