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Legal Name Change Policy

Current students may change their name by completing the Personal Data Form in the Student Center through . Appropriate state or court issued documentation that indicates a name change along with a valid photo identification card must be included with this form. This documentation can include but is not limited to the following:

• Marriage License
• Certificate of Naturalization
• Adoption/Birth Certificate
• Divorce Decree (stating restored name)
• Court Order
• Alien Registration Card

The documentation submitted must include the student鈥檚 new and former name.

Preferred Name Change Policy

Except when the use of an individual鈥檚 legal (or primary) name is required by law, current students may be identified by a preferred name.聽 好色先生, Dominguez Hills wishes to allow its community to use a preferred name in order to give members an empowering, safe, and nondiscriminatory university experience.聽 Every member of the campus community should feel empowered to be called by the name of their choosing.聽 Equally important, no one should feel pressure to change their name for the acceptance or convenience of others.

Policy: Current students can indicate a 鈥減referred鈥� first name, which is a name the student wishes to be commonly known as, if different from their legal name.聽 A student may change their preferred first and/or middle names on their student center,聽.聽 The student鈥檚 preferred name will be visible in the below areas, and may be subject to change:

• CSUDH.edu
• Class Rosters
• Grade Rosters
• Faculty Center - Class/Grade Roster
• Advisee Student Center 鈥� all tabs within advisee student services center
• Academic Requirements Reports

Preferred names will not be used for official university record purposes such as enrollment verification, official transcripts, employment, and payroll records, and, but not limited to, financial aid.聽 Additionally, changing the preferred name will not change a student鈥檚 email address that appears in the student鈥檚 record.聽

Any attempt to misuse the preferred name policy for purposes of misrepresentation or fraud may result in a violation of the Student Conduct code and be referred to the Office of Student Life.