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1. registrar.berkeley.edu › 02 › ChgePETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME - Office of the Registrar

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   INSTRUCTIONS: TYPE or use INK to complete this form: Mail to: Office of the Registrar 128 Sproul Hall University of California Berkeley,CA 94720 - 5404. In person: Cal Student Central 120 Sproul Hall Hours: 9AM to 4PM. Important: Proof of FORMER name and of NEW name must be provided. Current photo of new name is required.

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2. registrar.berkeley.edu › academic-records › yourYour Name on Records & Rosters - Office of the Registrar

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   To view your name data, follow these steps: Go to CalCentral. Click your Avatar (in the top right corner). From the dropdown menu, select Personal Profile. On the Personal tab: To update lived name, click on the lived name value, make edits to your first, middle, and/or last name, and then click save. You cannot use special (non-ASCII ...

3. haas.berkeley.edu › ewmba › toolsHow-to: Legal Name Change - Berkeley Haas

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   Change your name in University Records (CalCentral) Complete the Petition for Change of Name eForm and submit it to the Office of the Registrar. Instructions here > Change (or Correct) My Legal Name. (eForms are electronic forms accessible via CalCentral.) The name change will appear in approximately 2-3 weeks; you […]

4. berkeley.service-now.com › kbUC Berkeley | How do I change my name? - Knowledge Portal

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   How to change your Lived and Legal names in email accounts, CampusSolutions or UCPath.

5. cal1card.berkeley.edu › manage-a-card › change-your-nameChange Your Name - Cal 1 Card

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   212 Sproul Hall Berkeley, CA 94720-2264 510.643.6839 or 1.866.2UCBCARD cal1card@berkeley.edu

6. cejce.berkeley.edu › transstudentOn Campus Student Resources | Centers for Educational Justice ...

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   Call Joan Hauser, RN at (510) 664-9926 to get started. Joan is on the Primary Care Team and the first point of contact for the Trans Care Team. Use the following link to get into direct contact with the trans healthcare team https://uhs.berkeley.edu/trans. UHS also has counselors experienced in working with trans and gender non-conforming ...

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8. registrar.berkeley.edu › tuition-fees-residencyResidency Requirements: Undergraduates - Office of the Registrar

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   Requirements: Students Over Age 24. add. In order to meet the University of California residency requirements, undergraduate students over the age of 24 must be in an. You must be physically present in California on a continuous basis for at least 366 days immediately prior to the residence determination date (the first day of instruction).