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If when we marry, my partner adopts my 9 year old son , can he (my son) keep his existing name? as hes allready said he would like to Your son can keep his name if he likes, it's totally his choice. Yes, there is no legal requirement for him to change his surname to your partners. yes, there is a specific line in the paperwork requesting a name change or not. Yeah Im pretty sure he can keep his name. Yes. My ultimately it is up to the parents of the child whether or not his son's name will be changed. When my little brother was adopted he wanted to keep my step-mom's name(aubert) and take my dad's name (hester); so now his name is Anthony George Aubert-Hester If your partner adopts your son, its usually done so that they can have the partners last name, but yes, he can kep yours when doing the paperwork, keep your last name, but you can add his also like if your sons name was john and your last name was smith and your partners was brown you can have John Brown Smith....this way your last name is there and your son can decide when he is older how to sign his name if he decides to use your partners Your son is quite entitled to keep his existing name. In fact, your partner would have to make a specific application to have the name changed on adoption. It is quite common for people to keep their birth name in these circumstances. |
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