Your state decides which forms you need, what each one costs, and the order that avoids a second trip. Seven short steps — only five are questions, the last two are optional and pre-fill your forms. The rundown is free; the packet is $19, once, with no account.
49 states verified against the agency's own pages · 2 sellable with a written disclosure (Illinois and Montana) · Terms and disclosures
This decides which document proves the change to every agency.
Court-order petitions are a county-by-county court filing, and we would rather point you right than sell you a packet that is wrong in your county. Continue takes you straight to the explanation and your state's official self-help route — no more questions, nothing to pay.
Which passport form you file — and what it costs — depends on this answer.
The license bureau checks your record against Social Security, so this stop has a required place in line.
One more yes/no — then your names.
Optional. If you tell us, your forms arrive pre-filled and you only sign. Skip it and the packet still works.
We never ask for a Social Security number. There is no box for one anywhere here, and the forms in your packet leave the SSN line blank for your own pen.
Optional, and all of it is on the ID in your pocket. Every answer here fills boxes on the real forms — an address alone appears on 24 of them. Skip any of it and the packet prints the empty label instead.
Verification sends only this address to the U.S. Census Bureau's public geocoder, which standardizes it and fills the county.
Still no Social Security number. There is no box for one anywhere in this questionnaire, and there never will be — the forms in your packet leave that line blank for your own pen. We erase everything above 90 days after you buy.
You have answered some of them. Leaving now clears those answers — there is no account holding them, so nothing is saved until you reach your packet.