Name Change Ad in Indian Express Newspaper

Cost of Name Change Ad in Indian Express:

Name Change Ad in Indian Express Newspaper

Name Change Ad in Indian Express are published to complete the procedure of Change of Name in Legal Documents. Indian Express offers concessional rates for Name Change Advertisements published under Classified Column.

Book Name Change Classified Ad in Indian Express Newspaper instantly online. There are various classified ad offers and packages available to Choose from in Indian Express for Name Change Classified Ad.

Procedure to get Name Change Ad published in Indian Express Newspaper:

1. Get Legal Documents: Before proceeding, obtain the required legal documents like Name Change Affidavit or Gazette copy for Indian Express.
2. Choose City: Select the city from the above list to publish you ad in Indian Express.
3. Set Publication Date: Choose the date of publication of your ad.
4. Draft the Ad: Write a concise ad which include old and new names, Affidavit/Gazette details, and vital information.
5. Review your Ad & Make Payment: Check throughly all the Name Change ad details for Indian Express and make a secure payment via card, internet banking, or direct deposit.
6. On successful payment, you receive an auto generated invoice confirming your Name Change Classified Ad booking for Indian Express newspaper.
7. Publication: Your Name Change Ad will appear on your chosen date in Indian Express Newspaper.
8. Ad Booking Support: For any assistance you can reach us by calling on +918121003003.
9. Collect Proof: Purchase multiple copies of Indian Express newspaper after publication. Useful for future reference.

Name Change Ad in Indian Express Newspaper for Change of Name in Passport

A newspaper advertisement as part of the name change process for a passport in India has been a common practice. The publication of a name change advertisement in newspapers, such as Indian Express and at least one local newspaper, has often been required to ensure that the name change is made public and to prevent fraudulent name changes.

Therefore, draft your Name Change Ad in the following format to get it published in Indian Express Newspaper.

I {Name of the Person} son/daughter {Father's Name} Age {x} Years, Address: {Your complete Address} has changed my Name from {Your Name} to {New Name} vide Affidavit Number {11111} dated {00.00.0000} before Notary by {Name of Notary Officer}.

Please take note that Indian Express newspaper mandates the submission of an Affidavit or Gazette copy along with any Name Change Advertisement. Therefore, We urge individuals seeking to publish their Name Change Ad in Indian Express to ensure the readiness of their Name Change Affidavit copy before proceeding with the booking.

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