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This is the change form. If changes are new, please send us a copy of the current Medicaid application along with any other documents that have changed. If changes are not new, please call us to report the change, and we will take care of reporting the changed documents. What To Put In The Change Form Here is an example of what we would like you to include: If you have any changes, please notify us by phone at. Change of Address A change of address should appear on your Medicaid application as follows: If a new address was on your application The new address is as you have provided on your Medicaid application If a new address was not on your application The information you provide includes the new address. We will need your date of birth (Month Day year) Social Security Number Your name, address, and date of birth should appear exactly as originally described on your Original Medicaid application and the original information in this change form. You will be provided all the information needed to notify us. Medicaid Coverage If you need or want more information regarding why you did not receive your TANK benefits, see “Where Do I Get More Information?”. Medicaid/Food Stamps or Social Security Benefit You may make a claim or request another benefits if you were not on Medicaid or Food Stamps or Social Security Benefit when you first received the assistance. We request your Social Security Card Number. Your Social Security Number Address. We do not need to give you your date of birth. Your Social Security Number is what appears on the Social Security Card. You do not need your Social Security Number to request benefits.

Hi this is Joe from how to change your name calm, and today we're going to be showing you how to change your name in the state of Alabama now this is how to manual to change your last name Billy in Alabama for after marriage after divorce or for just personal reasons so the first thing that you're going to want to do in Alabama is gather your information now what that means is you're going to have to get your original birth certificate if you were just married you need to have your original marriage license or certificate and if you were just divorced you need to have your divorce decree which is your certification or license for getting divorced now I believe there's only four counties in Alabama, so you need to either download and this is a wiki how article change your name in Alabama that we wrote, and we have all the petitions up here the petition for Jefferson County is here, but it must be filled in with black ink only cannot fill it out on a computer why I don't know the Madison County name change petition the downloads available here, and again you can, it doesn't have to be filled in with black ink only it can be Milton however way you want and this is all the other counties you can use this name change petition now after downloading and filling in you don't want to sign it yet because you're going to have to get your name change petition notarized now I'm getting a something notarized is very easy what you have to do is go to your local bank where they have what's called a public notary which is so on licensed by the state to witness documents and the signing of documents and so if usually is you have a bank account with that they won't charge you a fee, but that's what you have to do in the second step is get that petition notarized the next thing you want to do is file your petition you will first you want to make two copies of all your documents so that you have everything that you filed with the state, and then you will want to file your petition with the one of four local county court clerk offices in the state of Alabama now I know that in Jefferson County you can actually mail it in, but I would always advise going there so that if there is a mistake the clerk can tell you exactly what the mistake is so that you can fix it right away rather than playing the mail game court hearing if you for getting a personal name change, and you weren't divorced or married you may have a court hearing but if you were not, you typically will not have a court hearing if you were just married or divorced it's pretty standard so likely the judge isn't going to want to have it ask you a few questions or anything so then next is you will be getting your name change to create decree which is the actual license, and you will be notified of the availability of when it's ready by the county clerk now this name change decree is actually signed by a judge and will be your certificates to change your name at the DMV social security office passport agency...