This form makes it easy to update your name on your passport after you have completed a name change through common law, marriage, divorce, naturalization or court order. You will need to have your new name reflected in all your records at government agencies and at business offices.

Use the Application for U.S. Passport DS11 to update your passport if It has been more than 1 year since your passport was issued.

You cannot submit documentation to reflect your name change such as a marriage certificate, divorce decree, certificate of name change issued by a court, etc.

APPLIANCES COVERED INCLUDE

range and oven
refrigerator and freezer
dishwasher
garbage disposal
microwave
trash compactor
washing machine
dryer
central vacuum system
burglar alarm

TERMS AND CONDITIONS COVERED

address of property to be cleaned
rooms and areas to be cleaned
items that require both regular and infrequent cleaning
duration of service
date and time of service

This letter is used to inform the Social Security Administration office of any changes with respect to receipt of Social Security benefits.

Once you begin receiving social security benefits, you will need to advise the Social Security Administration of any changes that may affect your benefits. Events which may cause changes in your social security benefits include but are not limited to the following

Change of address;Marriage or divorce;Name change;Change in income, earnings or another government benefits;Birth or adoption of a child;Change in child custody;Imprisonment or institutionalization of a beneficiary;Departure from the United States for 30 days or more;Death of a beneficiary;Change in direct deposit accounts;Beneficiary becomes unable to manage his/her funds.

Use this letter to request a personal Earnings and Benefit Estimate Statement from the Social Security Administration that shows an individual’s social security earnings history and estimates his or her future social security benefits.

The Social Security Administration SSA offers a free personal Earnings and Benefit Estimate Statement. This statement shows your social security earnings history and estimates how much you have paid in social security taxes. It also estimates your social security retirement, disability and survivor benefits and tells you how you can qualify for these benefits.

By requesting your Earnings and Benefit Estimate Statement, you can confirm that the SSA has accurately recorded your contributions to date. The statement includes wages from employment and selfemployment income but not income from passive investments. If you believe that your earnings records differ from those of the SSA, you can call the tollfree number on the statement to clarify the discrepancy. Also, you can use the statement's projected benefits to plan for your retirement.

Your social security credits earned and the benefit estimates may change over time. Furthermore, the accuracy of your predicted earnings will determine the accuracy of your benefit estimates. Keep in mind that social security benefits are designed to supplement, not provide the exclusive means of, your retirement income.

The SSA is allowed to collect the information requested in this letter under Section 205 of the Social Security Act. This information is required in order to identify your record and prepare the earnings statement.

Providing these facts is voluntary, but without them, the SSA will not be able to give you an Earnings and Benefit Estimate Statement. The SSA and its contractors may not use this information for any other purpose.

It may take up to six weeks to receive your Earnings and Benefit Estimate Statement.

This worksheet is used to organize personal information in order to obtain Social Security disability benefits or retirement benefits.

Although most people think of social security as a retirement program, many individuals receive social security benefits because

They are disabled.They are dependent upon someone who receives social security.They are surviving widows or widowers, or children of someone who has died.You will need a special form in order to apply for social security benefits. If can be obtained from your local social security office or by calling tollfree 18007721213. The tollfree number for the hearing and speech impaired is 18003250778. Both of these tollfree numbers are staffed from 700 a.m. to 700 p.m. every business day.

The number for your local social security office is listed in your telephone directory under Social Security Administration or U.S. Government.

Use this letter to request a copy of legal records from the city or county courthouse where the records are held. This letter has the option to request a marriage certificate, divorce decree, annulment papers, or other legal records. It may be used to get court records for any filed case.

Copies of legal records are generally filed in the city or county courthouse where the event occurred. The help provided with this request letter identifies the information commonly required in order to request these documents.

To find the appropriate address, refer to a telephone book, call directory assistance, or search the government web site for the location where the event occurred.

When you call the local records office, you should request the following information 
The appropriate address and contact name; The applicable fee and acceptable form of payment; and Information regarding to whom payment should be made.Once you have obtained this information, you can prepare the letter requesting legal records.

This letter allows you to request any information that the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI or the Central Intelligence Agency CIA may have on you in their records.

The Freedom of Information Act FOIA provides that any person may obtain federal agency records except those that fall within specified exemptions of the FOIA. The Privacy Act establishes limits on how executive agencies may gather, maintain, and disseminate personal information. The Privacy Act also allows individuals to obtain personal information from a federal agency. You may only request information about yourself under the Privacy Act.

The federal government compiles a wide range of information about individuals. To facilitate the agency's research, you should provide as much information as possible explaining why you think the agency may have information about you. For example, if you served in the military or were employed by a federal agency, there should be a record of your service. You may use the Freedom of Information Request included in this program to obtain such information.

Under the Privacy Act, the agency can only charge for the cost of copying the records and not for any time spent locating or reviewing the records. However, there is no time limit for the agency's response. Therefore, this letter also makes the request under the FOIA, which requires an agency to respond within twenty 20 days of your request, subject to certain exceptions.

Most agencies require proof of identity. This letter requires your signature to be notarized and, thus, provides sufficient proof of your identity.
If the FBI's or CIA's information about you is incorrect, you have the right to request that the records be amended. Include all pertinent documentation to support your suggested amendment. If you become dissatisfied with the agency's response to your request or the information provided, you may appeal under the FOIA or by using the individual agency's Privacy Act appeal procedures.

This letter can be used to request repair or replacement of a broken item that is covered by warranty.

This document is used to request removal of your name and address or phone number from the lists of a direct marketer and/or the Direct Marketing Association DMA.

The Request to Remove Name from Direct Marketing List is used to request removal of your name and address or name and phone number from a direct marketer's list. It can also be used to contact the Direct Marketing Association to have your name placed on a Do Not Call and/or Do Not Mail list.

Federal regulations provide that a telemarketer cannot call a consumer's home before 800 a.m. or after 900 p.m. Further, telemarketers must honor a consumer's request not to be called again.

Telemarketing companies are required to have written policies regarding the maintenance of Do Not Call lists. If a consumer asks the telemarketer not to call the consumer, then the telemarketer cannot call the consumer for up to 10 years.

This letter is used to request the cancellation of a long distance telephone service account that was opened in your name by an identity thief without your consent. In addition, it can be used to request that the long distance telephone company issue a fraud alert on your name and account.

Note You should contact the long distance telephone company immediately and use this letter as a followup. However, if you choose not to call first, this letter can be used as a first contact with the company.

This letter is used to request the cancellation of a local telephone service account that was opened in your name by an identity thief without your consent. In addition, it can be used to request that the local telephone company issue a fraud alert on your name and account.

Note You should contact the local telephone company immediately and use this letter as a followup. However, if you choose not to call first, this letter can be used as a first contact with the company.

This letter is used to request the cancellation of an internet service account that was opened in your name without your consent by an identity thief. In addition, it can be used to request that the Internet Service Provider ISP issue a fraud alert on your name and account.

Note You should contact the internet service provider immediately and use this letter as a followup. However, if you choose not to call first, this letter can be used as a first contact with the company.

This letter is used to request the cancellation of wireless telephone service account that was opened in your name by an identity thief without your consent. In addition, it can be used to request that the cellular company issue a fraud alert on your name and account.

Note You should contact the cellular company immediately and use this letter as a followup. However, if you choose not to call first, this letter can be used as a first contact with the company.

Use this letter to request direct mail advertising on various subjects.

The letter is addressed to the Direct Marketing Association DMA, a national clearinghouse with nearly 3600 members. You can request advertising, catalogs, and information on a wide variety of subjects from the DMA.

For more information, you can call the DMA at 212 7687277.

This letter can be used to make or confirm reservations for hotel/motel accommodations, airline tickets, or a car rental. It can also be customized to make other types of reservations.
This letter can be used to make or confirm reservations for a variety of situations. For example, you can make or confirm air travel or car rental plans. You can also make or confirm hotel or motel accommodations or customize the letter to fit your specific situation.

This letter is written to a cellular phone service provider to challenge a charge on a cellular phone statement. It may also be used to complain about the quality of the phone operation.

Sometimes an incorrect charge or a problem with the quality of service can be resolved by calling the customer service department of the phone service provider. If you are unsuccessful in resolving the problem by speaking with a customer service representative, write to the cellular phone service provider.

This letter can be used to cancel a club or organization membership or to cancel a subscription to a periodical or publication.

PLEASE NOTE To complete your membership or subscription cancelation request, you will need to print and mail or fax the Cancel a Membership or Subscription letter you create.This letter can be used to provide written confirmation that you wish to cancel your membership in a club or organization or that you wish to cancel your subscription to a magazine or periodical.

If you intend to request a full refund, you should include a copy of your proof of payment. You should also provide a reason as to why you are canceling the membership or subscription.

The purpose of this letter is to confirm a telephone conversation with a representative of a company or government agency in writing. Documenting telephone calls is important when following up on an Identity Theft incident or any other type of legal matter.

This document can be used to rent or lease personal property items, equipment and other non real property items for a set term. This document also provides the option to include an option to purchase the property at the end of the Lease.

A Personal Property Lease covers the renting or leasing of personal assets such as certain equipment, storage, tools or other items of property. This Personal Property Lease contains provisions requiring the Lessee to keep the property in good condition, pay the rent on time, and allows the owner to repossess the property if the Lessee defaults. This type of lease is beneficial to start up companies and business who do not have the resources to purchase heavy equipment or tools necessary for doing business. The new business or company can rent the necessary equipment or tools from another business, individual or entity that is willing to supply the same for a fee. In addition, this Personal Property Lease includes the ability to include an option to purchase. This is another provision that is beneficial to a new business or company as they can purchase the rented property at the end of the Lease for an additional price set by the property owner as the time the Personal Property Lease is signed.

This worksheet is used to organize personal and financial information. It includes information regarding assets and liabilities, insurance policies, advance health care directives, and wills.

The Personal Fact Sheet is not a formal legal document; it is a worksheet that allows you to organize personal data and financial information. Optional sections include a summary of assets and liabilities, a summary of insurance policies, and a freeform paragraph. The final document should be stored in a location where the person who may become responsible for your affairs would expect to find such information.

In addition to the organization of your financial matters, this document may be useful to your spouse or other family members if you become incapacitated or upon your death. It contains the type of information needed if another person is required to manage your financial affairs, such as a Conservator appointed by a court, or your Agent as designated under a Power of Attorney. Also, this document contains the type of information that a lawyer or an executor would need for the administration of your estate.

Use this worksheet to create an inventory of all household items and their estimated value. This is an invaluable tool for documenting your assets for insurance or other purposes. Couples going through a separation or divorce can utilize this worksheet in dividing property equitably.

The purpose of this worksheet is to create an inventory of all household items. Include the value of items such as vehicles, jewelry, appliances, household furnishings, or anything else that you consider valuable. When determining current valule, use the value that could be obtained if such items were sold. Sometimes the only reasonable value is your best guess as to what the items would bring at a garage sale, an amount that might be considerably less than the cost of replacing such items. A reasonable estimate is acceptable until more accurate information becomes available.

For example, you should notify the following people of your change in address relatives, accountant, IRS, fire insurance, health insurance, banks, clubs, friends, lawyer, broker, auto insurance, creditors, magazines, catalogs, doctor, dentist, tax preparer, life insurance, homeowner's insurance, credit card company, and newspapers.

If you are changing employers, be sure to provide your former employer with your change of address so that any tax forms can be sent to your new address.

The purpose of this letter is to request a new account number from a company with whom you have an existing account. This is useful for protecting the privacy of the social security number when it has been used as an account number.

Federal and state legislation is moving increasingly in the direction of prohibiting the use of key personal identification information e.g., your social security number as your account number. Without waiting on such legislation, you should be proactive in limiting the use of your social security number to those situations where it is essential. For example, if a company uses your social security number as your account number, your are at a higher risk of becoming a victim of identity theft.

This letter can be used to notify various companies, organizations and individuals that you have changed your name. It may also be used to notify them of an address change. You will need to create one letter for each institution or individual you want to notify.

After changing your name legally by marriage, divorce, or court order, you will still need to notify everyone of your new name. The Name Change Notification Letter can help you by collecting your information and creating a notification letter for you. After you get started, the interview will guide you through all of the information you need to notify any individual or institution of your new name.

This letter is used to request a copy of a birth certificate from a state's vital statistics office. By answering a few simple questions, a properly formatted letter will be generated with the correct address where you will send your request.

PLEASE NOTE To complete your birth certificate request, you will need to print and mail or fax the Birth Certificate Request Letter you create.An official certificate of every birth is on file in the vital statistics office in the state where the birth occurred. Use this letter to request a copy of a birth certificate from a state's vital statistics office.

This form is used to request a legal name change

Veterans who have served in the United States military may qualify for a variety of benefits. In addition, dependents of a veteran may also qualify. Congress continues to enact legislation that affects the entitlement and programs provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs VA. To obtain current information on VA benefits, contact the nearest VA regional office at 18008271000. Counselors at these offices can answer questions about veteran benefit eligibility and application procedures. If necessary you will be referred to other VA facilities, such as medical centers and national cemeteries. You can also search the VA's website at www.va.gov for additional information about veteran benefits.

For information about medical care benefits, you should contact your nearest regional VA office or VA medical facility. For example, information on all types of medical care including nursing home care; domiciliary care; outpatient pharmacy services; outpatient dental treatment; gulf war, agent orange, and ionizing radiation; alcohol and drug dependency treatment; home improvements and structural alterations; prosthetic services; services and aids for blind veterans; readjustment counseling; and medical care for dependents and survivors is available from regional VA offices.

VA national cemeteries or regional offices can answer questions about eligibility of veterans and dependents for burial.

This letter is written to a life insurance company to request that the primary/or alternate beneficiary of an insurance policy be changed, added, or corrected.

As the owner of an insurance policy, you may want to make changes to your beneficiaries. Usually the insurance policy, an insurance company rule, or a state law requires that certain formalities be observed to effectuate the change of a beneficiary. For example, an insurance company may require that an owner use a company form to change a beneficiary. An owner may also be required to enclose the actual insurance policy with the letter requesting a change of beneficiary. You should consult your insurance agent to determine whether such formalities apply to you.