My question involves name change laws in the State of: Oregon.
This is not about plans to change my name, but a huge dilemma.
My first name on my birth certificate is spelled slightly different than the way I have spelled it for 60 years. Every legal document I have ever filled out, signed...has been with the preferred, common spelling. My DMV, IRS, Social Security...all identify me with the common spelling I've always used. Only now that I've become a successor Trustee...AND tried to open a Trust checking account am I now stopped dead in my tracks. The banks won't open an account since my mother named me as trustee with my birth certificate spelling. I absolutely have to open a trust account to pay bills on my mom's estate in the Trust. Every direction I turn there is a roadblock. Any advise? I am really stuck.
This is not about plans to change my name, but a huge dilemma.
My first name on my birth certificate is spelled slightly different than the way I have spelled it for 60 years. Every legal document I have ever filled out, signed...has been with the preferred, common spelling. My DMV, IRS, Social Security...all identify me with the common spelling I've always used. Only now that I've become a successor Trustee...AND tried to open a Trust checking account am I now stopped dead in my tracks. The banks won't open an account since my mother named me as trustee with my birth certificate spelling. I absolutely have to open a trust account to pay bills on my mom's estate in the Trust. Every direction I turn there is a roadblock. Any advise? I am really stuck.
Name Change Procedures: A Lifelong Name Issue Snowballing
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