University of the Sunshine Coast

Universities Name Change Procedure

The process of changing your name with the University of the Sunshine Coast can vary in complexity. Current students need to be aware that they will have to provide legal evidence of their name change to the student administration. If you are due to graduate, there may be specific cut-off dates for accepting a name change. On the other hand, the procedure is much more relaxed for former students.

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It’s important to note that the University of the Sunshine Coast generally won’t reissue graduation certificates under a different name from what you graduated with. Therefore, current students should take prompt action to ensure that their name change is processed without delay. Former students simply need to present their degree or graduation papers along with their birth, marriage or legal name change certificate, depending on the reason for the name change.

We keep a record of the special forms for current students or alumni members for many universities. Changing your name can be a tedious task that requires you to update your name with multiple organisations such as insurance, utilities, identification, superannuation, and more. However, with our name change kits, you can save yourself the time and effort involved in researching, form hunting, and letter writing. Our name change kits contain pre-addressed and ready to send letters and emails in your name. In most cases, it’s as simple as signing your old and new names and enclosing your marriage or name change certificate.

In the event that any organisations require their own name change form, such as the University of the Sunshine Coast, we will provide it for you. Our name change kits take only 15 minutes to create and are delivered within minutes of payment. So, instead of wasting your time doing your own research, get started with our hassle-free name change kits now!

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