Are you intending to Change Your Name in your Identity Card (IC) for a long time, and don't know what to do?
You have just been married, and need to adopt part of your husband's name for migration purposes?
You are nearly 30 years old and wish to add a new name to your IC when you apply for a new Singapore Identity Card?
You are a Singapore Permanent Resident (PR) and wish to change your Name in your Singapore Identity Card.

Read more: Why Do You Want to Change Your Name

If your Deed Poll was prepared by Loh Eben Ong and Partners and witnessed by one of our Lawyers on or after 2005, subject to availability, we may be able to issue further certified copy from our archived Deed Polls if you have lost your original Deed Poll.

For Deed Poll prepared and witnessed by us between the period of 1994 to 2004 (both years included), we may permit request for this service on a case by case basis.

Read more: Archived Deed Poll

Change of Name Vide Deed Poll for a Child Below the Age of 21 Years From 1 June 2007, to effect a change of name of a minor, ICA requires one parent to complete a form to declare that the minor’s other parent has also consented to the name change, in addition to producing the Deed Poll. If the other parent is uncontactable, the parent who has executed the Deed Poll must state this information on the Declaration Form accordingly.

Read more: Important Notes on Deed Poll (Minor)

All Deed Polls prepared by us and witnessed by our Lawyers are duly archived, and we have began to store them electronically in pdf format.

We have assisted many thousands of Singaporeans, Singapore Permanent Residents and even foreigners in preparing their Deed Polls.

If you have lost your Deed Poll prepared and witnessed by one of our firm's Lawyers, and require a Certified True Copy of your Deed Poll by our Laywer, we may be able to assist you in tracing our office copy and certifying a copy of which for you subject to our charges and available.

Notwithstanding our effort in archiving copies of our clients' Deed Polls, we do not warrant that they will be duly available, and the archived retrieval service is offered strictly at our sole discretion and subject to a copy of your Deed Poll being available. It is your personal responsibility to keep safely the original Deed Poll, and we do not keep any original.

For more information, please visit our Archived Deed Poll page.