I am pleased to announce that after 3 years of having dusty forms, almost 23 years of having this god awful name 'derek joseph fletcher' and 2 years of being tooo scared to go alone downtown. I have as of today submitted my name change application, so its on its way to thunder bay pending aproval. 4-8 weeks and I will Be Erin Amelia Fletcher legally , my patience will be tested like its xmas....I am on cloud 9 now wait till then and cloud 9 will be an understatement lol
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Congrats!
A rose by any other name... :-)
WAY TO GO, SIS!!! :-)
Now you can say your name without having to worry about using it as an alias. YOU GO GIRL!
"With confidence and forbearance, we will have the strength to move forward."
Love & hugs,
Barbara
"If I have to be this girl in me, Then I have the right to be."
That's Wonderful!
I know you are very happy with this change, and I just want to say Congratulations, and I'm very happy for you!
Wren
Name Change!!!
Happy Birthday!
May Your Light Forever Shine
Congrats babe.
Hey Congratulations. It is a big step. Good on ya.
When I changed my name, I just went from Gwinn Elton Boucher to Gwen Ellen Boucher, so it really wasn't much of a change, and then I started using the nick name of Khadijah during my years as a Muslim.
Now, back to Gwen, I sort of get the creepies when someone calls me Gwen. It's too much like my old name and I don't like it. Still there are bigger problems in life.
I just wish I had chosen something like Clarice or Hala, or something drippingly feminine. :(
I know, whiner.
Gwendolyn
not as fast as in BC
my name change took 90 days. That's how long I had to pay for an advert in the BC legal paper.
During that time it was published my intention to change names and people could contest it or pick me up again if I were to have creditors.
The only hiccup was when someone from the Post Office used an internal memo envelope to send me a threatning (or so it felt) letter congratulating me on my sex change and wishing me luck with my new moniker.
I about freaked! Nothing ever came of it and I was happy when my new birth certificate (still with 'M') but new name arrived along with my Social Insurance Number.
Dayna.