1. What documents do I need to bring to change my name on my Driver’s License in Texas?

In order to change your name on your Texas driver’s license, you will need to bring a copy of your current driver’s license, a completed Change of Name Form (DL-64), and proof of your legal name change such as a certified marriage license, a court order, or a divorce decree.

2. How do I change my name on my Driver’s License in Texas?

To change your name on your driver’s license in Texas, you must visit your local Texas Department of Public Safety office in person. You will need to bring proof of your identity, such as a valid passport or birth certificate, and proof of your new name, such as a certified copy of a marriage certificate or court order. You must also bring your current driver’s license and payment for the applicable fees.

3. How long does it take for a name change to be reflected on my Driver’s License in Texas?

A name change on a driver’s license in Texas will usually be reflected within 10 days of submitting the necessary paperwork.

4. Is there an additional fee for changing my name on my Driver’s License in Texas?

Yes, there is an additional fee for changing your name on a driver’s license in Texas. The fee is $11.

5. How can I update my signature after changing my name on my Driver’s License in Texas?

You can update your signature on your driver’s license in Texas by visiting your local Texas Department of Public Safety (TxDPS) office and completing a Driver License Renewal/Change of Address Form. When you submit the form, you will need to bring a valid, government-issued ID with your updated name (such as a passport or birth certificate) and provide proof of your Social Security Number. After submitting the necessary documents, you will receive a new driver’s license with your updated signature.

6. What is the process for changing my name on my Driver’s License if I’ve moved out of Texas?

The process for changing your name on your Driver’s License if you have moved out of Texas will vary depending on the state you have moved to. Generally, you will need to provide proof of your identity, submit a completed application, provide proof of your new name (usually a marriage certificate or court order) and pay any applicable fees. You may also be required to take a written and/or road test in order to receive your updated driver’s license.

7. Can I add a middle name to my Driver’s License in Texas?

Yes. You can change your full legal name on your driver’s license in Texas by going to your local Texas Department of Public Safety office and completing the application for a duplicate driver’s license. You will need to present proof of identity and a court order that shows your new name.

8. What if I am unable to visit the DMV to change my name on my Driver’s License in Texas?

If you are unable to visit the DMV to change your name on your driver’s license in Texas, you can mail the necessary paperwork along with a copy of your current driver’s license and/or other proof of identity to the Texas Department of Public Safety Driver License Division. You can find more information about what paperwork you need to send and how to submit it on the Texas Department of Public Safety website.

9. How soon can I start using my newly updated Driver’s License with my new name in Texas?

You can start using your updated driver’s license with your new name as soon as you receive it. It may take up to 15 business days to receive your new license in the mail from the Texas Department of Public Safety.

10. Can I mail in a request to change my name on my Driver’s License in Texas?

Yes, you can mail in a request to change your name on your Driver’s License in Texas. To do so, you will need to complete Form DL-64, provide proof of the legal name change (such as a marriage certificate or court order), and pay the appropriate fee. You can find more information on how to change your name on your Driver’s License in Texas at the Texas Department of Public Safety website.

11. Can I change the spelling of my first or last name on my Driver’s License in Texas?

Yes, you can. Visit your local Texas Department of Public Safety Driver License office and bring the proper documents, such as a marriage certificate or court order. You will need to fill out a form and provide the relevant paperwork in order to amend the name on your license.

12. What happens if I need to renew or replace my Driver’s License before the name change is reflected in Texas?

You may be able to renew or replace your driver’s license before the name change is reflected in Texas. However, you may need to present additional documentation in order to do so. You may need to provide proof of the legal name change, such as a court order, marriage certificate, or divorce decree. If you do not have these documents, the Department of Motor Vehicles may be able to provide an alternate form of proof.

13. How can I update information on my Driver’s License if I have an out-of-state license but live in Texas?

If you have an out-of-state license but live in Texas, you can update your information at a local Texas Department of Public Safety office. You must bring the out-of-state license, proof of identity, and proof that you are a Texas resident. You will also need to pass a vision test and pay a fee to obtain a new TX driver’s license or ID card.

14. Do I need to update any other documents after changing my name on my Driver’s License in Texas?

Yes, you’ll need to update your other documents, such as your Social Security card, passport, credit cards and bank accounts.

15. Is a notarized copy of a marriage certificate or court order required to change a name on a Driver’s License in Texas?

Yes, a notarized copy of a marriage certificate or court order is required to change a name on a Driver’s License in Texas.

16. Are there any age restrictions when changing a name on a Driver’s License in Texas?

Yes, the applicant must be at least 18 years old.

17. Are there any additional requirements for international students changing their names on driver’s licenses in Texas?

Yes. In addition to the normal proof of identity requirements, international students must provide an immigration document, such as a passport or visa, to prove their current name and identity.

18. What are the restrictions for changing a minor’s name on a driver’s license in Texas?

In Texas, a minor must obtain a court order to change their name on a driver’s license. The court order must be issued by a judge and include the minor’s new name. The minor must then apply for a duplicate license with their new name at their local Department of Public Safety (DPS) office. Minor’s also need to provide proof of identity, such as a birth certificate, social security card, or passport, as well as proof of residence in Texas. The DPS may also require additional documentation.

19. Can I change the gender marker on my driver’s license if I have changed my name in Texas?

Yes, you can. In Texas, you can change the gender marker on your driver’s license by submitting a Change of Gender Designation Request Form and a copy of a court order or a physician’s statement confirming the gender change.

20. Do I need an appointment to update the address and/or gender marker on the driver’s license after changing the name in Texas?

Yes, you will need to make an appointment at your local Texas Department of Public Safety office. You can do this by visiting the DPS website or by calling your local office.