How can I obtain a replacement document for my name change?

Full question:

hello i had my name legaly changed 35 yrs a ago when i became a citizen of the usa and now d m v office or aka secertray of state wont let me renew my license they want the leagal doc how and what do i doi need to know how to i get replacement documents that i legaly changed my name when i was sworn in 35 yr ago as a naturalized citize

Answer:

To obtain a replacement document for your name change, contact the clerk of courts at the court that issued your name change order. They can provide you with a certified copy. Be sure to ask about the specific procedures, fees, and requirements for obtaining this document, as they can vary by local court.

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FAQs

The fee to change your name on your citizenship certificate varies depending on the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) processing fees. As of now, the fee to file Form N-565, which is used to request a replacement naturalization certificate with a new name, is $555. Be sure to check the USCIS website for the most current fee information, as it can change over time.