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A Change of Name Affidavit is necessary when someone plans to change their name and is the first step in legally changing it.

Here’s how to change your name legally:

STEP 1 – Create an Affidavit for Change of Name, stating the valid reasons for the change or correction.

STEP 2 – Newspaper Publication: Publish an advertisement in two local newspapers of your state and retain the copies in which your statement is published.

STEP 3 – Gazette Publication: Publish a notification in the Gazette of India regarding your name change, along with the necessary documents and publication fees.

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A Change of Name of Minor Affidavit is required when parents wish to legally change the name of their son or daughter.

Here are the steps involved in changing the name legally:

STEP 1 – Create an Affidavit for Change of Name on behalf of the minor, detailing the valid reasons for the name change or correction.

STEP 2 – Newspaper Publication: Publish an advertisement in two local newspapers in your state and retain the copies of the newspapers in which the statement is published.

STEP 3 – Gazette Publication: Publish a notification in the Gazette of India regarding the name change, along with the necessary documents and publication fees.

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A Change of Name after Marriage Affidavit is required when a female applicant wishes to change her surname in government records.

Here are the steps involved in changing the name legally:

STEP 1 – Create an Affidavit for Change of Name after Marriage and get it notarized.

STEP 2 – Update the information in other necessary documents and in the relevant authorities, such as the Local Municipality Department, Children’s School, and other places where the name needs to be updated.

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A Name Correction Affidavit is a document where a person provides sworn statements or declarations about their real/actual name, along with the incorrect name in a particular document.

Here are the steps to get the name corrected:

STEP 1 – Create an Affidavit for Name Correction and get it notarized.

STEP 2 – Submit the Affidavit to the concerned authorities to have the name corrected.

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A One and Same Person Affidavit is required to confirm that two different names belong to the same person.

Here are the steps involved in legally clarifying this:

Example: Rajinder Prasad may have used “R. Prasad” in some documents and “Rajinder Prasad” in others. An affidavit is needed to state that both names refer to the same person.

STEP 1 – Create an Affidavit stating that both names belong to the same person.

STEP 2 – Submit the Affidavit to the concerned authorities to clarify that both names are of the same individual.
 
 

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e-Stamp Paper means paying Stamp Duty to Government electronically. Currently, In there are 18 States where e-Stamp Paper available. The Karnataka State Government introduced the e-stamping system in the state in 2008. The Prevailing system of Stamp Paper has been replaced and stopped by Government and now there is only e-Stamp Paper which is more secure and reliable as compare to prevailing system of Stamp Paper.

There is no such bar in Indian Stamp Act till now that the Stamp Paper purchased in one state cannot be executed in another state. It can be executed in another state, the Important point is that the Stamp Duty paid for a particular article should be appropriate as per state. Each State has different stamp duty for a different article. So, if you have paid appropriate Stamp Duty as per your State then the Stamp Paper purchased from one state can be executed in another State.
First Party means the purchaser of e-Stamp Paper. The Party who is executing e-Stamp Paper.
If there is no Second Party, then you can write NIL/Not Applicable while filling the Form and the e-stamp paper shall be generate accordingly.
No, Only authorized Banks/ACC Centers can generate e-stamp paper online. Citizens cannot generate e-Stamp Paper by there-selves. They have to approach either to the authorized Banks or to the ACC Centers of Karnataka state to get e-Stamp Paper. You can also avail e-Stamp Paper easily through our online portal.
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Details include:

  1. State
  2. Certificate Number(UIN)
  3. Stamp Duty Type(Description of Document)
  4. Certificate Issue Date
  5. 6 character alphanumeric string
Second Party can be Tenant, Vendee, Transferee, Donee etc. For ex: If you are purchasing e-Stamp Paper for Rental Agreement then in that case the First Party will be Owner and Second Party will be Tenant.
 
The Address field is a field provided by the Government to know the details about the Stamp Duty payer. So, its better to provide the Address of the Party OR you can also write Not Applicable in a field if you do not wish to get the Address print on e-stamp paper and e-stamp will be generated accordingly.