I'm officially changing my job title.

You can submit an application to the NSW Land Registry Services (NSW LRS) to have your new name recorded as an owner on a land title if you have changed your name since you were originally recorded as an owner on the title. a new name was officially registered on the title. In addition to this, the NSW LRS will require you to provide evidence to support the change.

The NSW Land Registry Service will issue a new Certificate of Title reflecting your new ownership. name after registration

See the fact sheet on changing your name on your title published by the NSW LRS. (PDF 73 3 KB) for information on how to change your name and the documents you will need to provide, click here.

How do I go about changing the name of an owner who is still listed on the title but has their name removed from the certificate of title?

You are required to check into:

1. A Change of Name form 10CN that has been finished. (PDF 111 0 KB)
2. Notice of Sale (NOS) or Transfer of Land form (see information below) with all required fields filled out and signed.
3. Your Certificate of Title (for more information regarding your Certificate of Title, please see below) and
4. Documentation for the party whose name is to be changed, either in its original form or in a copy that has been authenticated by a third party and which satisfies all of the criteria outlined in the table below. Replicas of the relevant documents must be authenticated as an exact reproduction of the original document by a Justice of the Peace or a Solicitor.   The documents that are produced need to be up to date, with the exception of an old Australian passport that has not been cancelled and was valid within the most recent two years before it expired.

When you submit your documents for lodging, you will be required to pay a fee at the following locations:

Services of the New South Wales Land Registry, Level 30, 175 Liverpool Street

Sydney NSW 2000

Because I got married, I had to change my name. What kinds of evidence am I looking for?  

You are required to finish part 2 of the statutory form. declaration made on Form 10CN, Change of Name, stating that the date, the location, and the name of the person you married. in regard to your partner It is required that you attach a copy of the. Certificate of Marriage issued by the Registry of Births and Marriages, Changes to the form caused by Deaths and Marriages The copy has to be correct. validated as a valid document by a Justice of the Peace or a Solicitor. true copy

In addition to this, you are required to provide documentary evidence from the following table: Every one of the prerequisites in one of the categories are required to be completed at a bare minimum.

After getting divorced, I decided to change my name. What kinds of evidence am I looking for?

You are required to finish section 3 of the statutory form. declaration made on Form 10CN, Change of Name, stating that that you got divorced and had to change your name as a result. and the day the divorce was finalized

You are additionally required to provide documentary evidence from the following table: Every one of the prerequisites in one of the categories are required to be completed at a bare minimum.

I recently went through the process of legally changing my name by submitting the necessary paperwork to the Registry of Births, Deaths, and Marriages. What kinds of evidence am I looking for?

You are required to finish section 3 of the Statutory Form 10CN, Declaration on Change of Name to be Submitted declaring that you changed your name and recording the change at a registry that keeps track of births, deaths, and marriages. You  must enclose a comprehensive copy of your name change document. Certificate for the application form The copy needs to be signed and sealed by a Justice of the Peace or a solicitor in order for it to be considered an authentic copy

In addition to this, you are required to provide documentary evidence from the following table: Every one of the prerequisites in one of the categories are required to be completed at a bare minimum.

Because I am now a naturalized citizen, I have changed my name. What kinds of evidence am I looking for?

You are required to finish section 3 of the statutory form. declaration made on Form 10CN, Change of Name, stating that that you changed your name as a result of becoming a naturalized citizen and the time and location at which the naturalization was completed place You are required to include a copy of the naturalization certificate. to the form of the certificate The copy needs to be signed and sealed by a Justice of the Peace or a solicitor in order for it to be considered an authentic copy

In addition to this, you are required to provide documentary evidence from the following table: Every one of the prerequisites in one of the categories are required to be completed at a bare minimum.

I was born in a different country and have since changed my name. What kinds of evidence am I looking for?

In addition to this, you are required to provide documentary evidence from the following table: Every one of the prerequisites in one of the categories are required to be completed at a bare minimum.

According to the evidence that has been presented, the NSW LRS may request additional evidence.

My name has been changed, but I have not yet formally registered it anywhere. What kinds of evidence am I looking for?

Where you have settled on and are solely utilizing a particular new name for a minimum of one year without any prior notification. due to the fact that you have formally registered this change, you are considered to have altered one's name as a result of "use and repute." You  must detail every aspect of the situation in which you find yourself.

have used your new name in accordance with part 3 of the statutory declaration on the Form 10CN Regarding a Change in Name

In addition to this, you are required to provide documentary evidence from the following table: Every one of the prerequisites in one of the categories are required to be completed at a bare minimum.

As a bare minimum, each of the following requirements in one of the categories needs to be satisfied:

Category Minimum Document Requirements   For those who are either citizens or permanent residents of Australia: 1

Passport from Australia or another country's passport

plus a valid photo identification or driver's license from Australia

in addition to a certificate of name change or marriage if it is required.

2

A passport from Australia or a different country

plus a complete copy of either your birth certificate, citizenship certificate, or descent certificate.

in addition to a card from Medicare, Centrelink, or the Department of Veterans Affairs

in addition to a certificate of name change or marriage if it is required.

3

A photo identification or driver's license from Australia

plus a complete copy of either your birth certificate, citizenship certificate, or descent certificate.

in addition to a card from Medicare, Centrelink, or the Department of Veterans Affairs

in addition to a certificate of name change or marriage if it is required.

4

(a) Either a passport from Australia or another country

in addition to another form of photographic identification issued by the government Document

in addition to a certificate of name change or marriage if it is required.

(b) A valid passport from Australia or another country

plus a complete copy of the birth certificate

plus one other form of identification issued by the government Document

in addition to a certificate of name change or marriage if it is required.

5

(a) Identifier Declaration

plus a complete copy of either your birth certificate, citizenship certificate, or descent certificate.

in addition to a card from Medicare, Centrelink, or the Department of Veterans Affairs

in addition to a certificate of name change or marriage if it is required.

(b) An Identifier Declaration Obtained From a Person That Is Listed In Paragraph 4 Of the Verification of Identity Standard 4(e)

in addition to a card from Medicare, Centrelink, or the Department of Veterans Affairs

in addition to a certificate of name change or marriage if it is required.

Notice: Please refer to paragraph 4 of the Verification of Identity Standard. *

  Persons who are neither Australian citizens nor permanent residents are exempt from the following: 6

(a) Foreign passport

in addition to one additional form of photographic identification issued by the government Document

in addition to a certificate of name change or marriage if it is required.

(b) Foreign passport

plus a complete copy of the birth certificate

plus one other form of identification issued by the government Document

in addition to a certificate of name change or marriage if it is required.

*Paragraph 4 4(e) of the Participation Rules for Electronic Conveyancing in the New South Wales Schedule 8

Note:

• It is mandatory to present a marriage certificate issued by the Registry of Births, Deaths, and Marriages. There is no room in this category for a ceremonial marriage certificate. supportive evidence
• Text written in a language other than English must be accompanied by a translation into English on any official document. The translation requires a signature on it. each page must be interpreted by the translator in order to be considered a reliable representation of the document.

Identifier Declaration

In the event that categories 1 through 4 are unable to be satisfied, category 5(a) may be utilized in conjunction with an Identification Declaration.

The identity of the person being referenced can be verified with the help of an Identifier Declaration. Original or certified documents must be presented in order to verify the declarant's identity. copies of any and all supporting documentation that satisfies the criteria laid out in any of the categories numbered 1 through 4 in the aforementioned table

The form that the Identifier Declaration takes is that of a Statement under penalty of perjury containing the following information:

• the name and address of the person who is declaring their identity; and
• occupation of the person whose identity is being declared; and
• date of birth of the person claiming their identity; and
• the character of the relationship between the Identity Declarant and the Third Party the Person Who Is Currently Being Identified; and
• that the person claiming their identity does not have a family relationship with the Person Being Identified; and
• that the person who is declaring their identity is not a party to the The Person Being Responsible for the Conveyancing Transaction(s) Identified either already has or is in the process of entering; and
• the amount of time that has passed since the identity declarant known the Individual Who Is Currently Being Identified; and
• the Identity Declarant affirms, to the best of his or her knowledge, based on the information and the beliefs concerning the Person Who Is Being Identified is who they assert themselves to be

If the requirements of category 5(a) cannot be met, then category 5(b) might apply. be used It is required to make the Identifier Declaration. by a person who is qualified as a Legal Practitioner in Australia, a Community Leader, a Court Officer, a Manager of a Bank, etc. Licenced medical practitioner, officeholder in the Land Council Attorney, Local Government Officeholder, and Conveyancer Nursing Assistant, Public Servant, or Law Enforcement Officer

For more  for more details, please refer to the aforementioned paragraph 1 of schedule 8 in Participation Requirements for Electronic Conveyancing in New South Wales

Any original documents will have copies made by the NSW LRS, as well. Bring them back to the group that's been staying there. Evidence in the form of copies records provided will be kept in the NSW LRS, but they will not be made public. be withheld from the general public and not made available  

Businesses, financial institutions, and various non-governmental organizations are included here.

It is required that you provide proof that your name has been changed. through the use of a Certificate of Incorporation issued under the Corporations Act 2001, or any other applicable legislation; proof that the name was changed in accordance with the applicable legislation

What kinds of proof do I need if I want to sell a property in which I am listed as an owner but under a different name than the one that appears on the land title?

You are exempt from submitting a form to change your name. 10CN or any other piece of documentary evidence found on the table below You are required to complete and submit a Statutory Declaration. along with the legal paperwork that describes the name change. change   Download in blank format Form for making a Statutory Declaration (PDF 8 0 KB)

Identifying the Location of Your Certificate of Title

The most recent version of the Certificate of Title for your property. land will need to be submitted with your Change of Ownership application. Name and the form for the Notice of Sale

You are required to if you have a mortgage on your property. Make sure to get in touch with your financial institution and ask them to produce your Certificate of title with the NSW Land and Registry Service to enable registration of your property a change in one's name Your lender will provide you with information regarding their details regarding the production of your title, including costs and procedures

Form NOS, which is known as the Notice of Sale or Transfer of Land Form

On the Notice of Sale form, you need to fill out Panels 1, 2, 3 (Part B), and 5. Doing so will allow you to change your name. The information provided on the NOS form is used to provide notification of your name change to the Council and any other rating authorities.

Using the electronic notice of sale form (eNOS) that is available from the NSW LRS, you are able to complete and submit your NOS electronically. NSW LRS Online portal.