Name changes, handled with care and a clear plan.
Gracefully Done supports name changes after divorce, marriage, adoption, and court orders through a calm, step-by-step concierge process.
The goal is clarity and follow-through. The process includes document readiness, a clean order of operations, and a plan that helps reduce rejections and delays. You submit your details, Christie reaches out, and your session gets scheduled.
Disclaimer: Gracefully Done provides general information and concierge support. Services do not provide legal advice.
Concierge services
Support that matches your transition, timeline, and comfort level.
Guidance for decree language, certified copies, Social Security, DMV, banks, and employer updates.
Clear steps to keep accounts consistent and reduce paperwork rejections.
Workflow support for vital records updates, school records, insurance, and dependent documents.
Help organizing filings, notice requirements, readiness checklists, and post-order updates.
Checklist-driven review for completeness, missing attachments, and common error points.
A prioritized update plan with scripts and templates for calls and emails.
Find your path
Answer a few questions for a recommended plan and a complexity estimate.
Packages
Choose the level that matches how hands-on you want support to be.
Starter Checklist
Best for simpler changes with a lower number of updates
Start Your Name Change- Personalized step list
- Document gathering guide
- Agency update order
- Email support for 7 days
Concierge Guided
Best for divorce, marriage, or moderate complexity
Start Your Name Change- Everything in Starter
- Document readiness review
- Templates and scripts
- Priority support for 21 days
White-Glove Execution
Best for court orders, adoption, or higher account volume
Start Your Name Change- Everything in Concierge
- Filing prep checklist and packaging
- Readiness outline
- 90-day follow-through plan
FAQ
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Do I need a court hearing for every name change?
Some situations, including certain divorce restorations, may follow a different path. Requirements vary by state and case details.
What is the first agency I should update?
Social Security is often first because other agencies may require the updated record before issuing changes.
How long does the process take?
Timeline depends on your state, court scheduling, and how many agencies must be updated. The quiz helps estimate complexity, then Christie confirms your plan during the scheduled session.
Do you provide legal advice?
No. Concierge support focuses on process guidance, organization, document readiness, and execution planning.
What documents are usually needed?
Common items include a certified decree or court order, identity documents, and completed agency forms. Exact requirements vary by state and agency.
What happens after I submit the contact form?
Your submission opens your email app with the details addressed to Christie. After you send it, Christie receives it and reaches out to schedule your session.
Contact Page
Complete the form. Christie will receive your information by email and reach out to schedule your session.