UK Deed Poll Service
Welcome to Deed Poll Direct, a National Deed Poll Office, where you can apply for a Deed Poll to change any part of your name or your child's name by using our fast, simple and stress-free Deed Poll service. We are rated excellent on Trustpilot.
One of the easiest and most popular methods to change a name in the UK is by a Deed Poll, which is a legal document that can be used to change a name.
The online process is simple and takes a few minutes to complete. We will post your Deed Poll the next working day by recorded delivery in a board-backed envelope.
We guarantee that our Deed Poll will be accepted by all UK based public and private organisations, or your money back!
What will you receive?
- Deed Poll.
- Duplicate copies if ordered.
- Easy-to-follow guide.
- A list of organisations you may notify.
All services come with:
- Hand Drafted Deed Poll.
- Free UK Recorded Delivery.
- Comprehensive Guide.
- Guaranteed Acceptance in the UK.
- Email Support.
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About Us
We are a UK Deed Poll service provider. We help thousands of people every year change their name through our Guaranteed Deed Poll service. We are registered in England and Wales, and with the Data Protection Authority. We are rated Excellent by our customers. See all reviews
Why Choose Us
Online Security
We use a 256-bit SSL secure online forms, ''https'' encrypted secure website and a safe payment system powered by Stripe.
Guaranteed Acceptance
We guarantee that our Deed Poll will be accepted in the UK by all organisations or your money back!
Quality
Our Deed Polls have been prepared and checked by experts taking into consideration all the legal requirements.
Save Money
Transparent prices with no hidden costs. £17 for one Deed Poll. £4 per extra copy. FREE UK postage.
Fast Service
It takes a few minutes to complete your order. We will post your order the next working day with a UK recorded delivery.
No Solicitor Required
You do not need your Deed Poll to be signed by a solicitor. There is no legal requirement to do so.