Can I change my name after I enter school?

Students who have entered the school can change their names under certain conditions, but they need to follow certain procedures and regulations. Renaming involves the change of personal identity information, which needs to be treated with caution to ensure that it is carried out in accordance with legal requirements.

I. Conditions and procedures for renaming

1. Justifiable reasons: students need to provide justifiable reasons for changing their names, such as ambiguity of their original names, duplication of names with others, etc. These reasons should be fully reasonable and acceptable to relevant institutions.

2. Relevant certification materials: Students need to provide relevant certification materials when they change their names, such as household registration books, identity cards and other identification materials, as well as necessary documents such as application for name change and parental consent. These materials will be used to prove students' identity and willingness to change their names.

3. School audit: Students need to apply to their school for renaming, and the school will conduct audit according to relevant regulations. Schools may require students to fill in relevant application forms and provide necessary supporting materials.

4. Examination and approval by the education department: After the school has passed the examination and approval, the student's application for renaming will be submitted to the local education department for examination and approval. The education department will verify the student's application and decide whether to approve the name change.

Second, matters needing attention

1. Abide by the law: Students should abide by the relevant laws and regulations in the process of renaming, and must not violate the requirements of laws and regulations. Otherwise, the application may be rejected or face other legal consequences.

2. Keep in touch with the school: students should keep in touch with the school during the application for renaming, and keep abreast of the application progress and materials that need to be supplemented. This will help to ensure that the application can proceed smoothly.

3. Renaming cautiously: Renaming is a serious matter, and students should carefully consider and weigh the pros and cons. Before deciding to change the name, students are advised to fully understand the possible impact and consequences of changing the name.

To sum up:

Students who have entered the school can change their names under certain conditions, but they need to operate in accordance with relevant procedures and regulations. Students need to provide legitimate reasons and relevant supporting materials to apply to their schools. The school will conduct an audit and submit it to the education department for approval. In the application process, students should abide by the law, keep in touch with the school and be cautious about the decision to change their names.

Legal basis:

Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Household Registration

Article 18 stipulates:

Citizens who change their names shall be handled in accordance with the following provisions:

1. When a person under the age of 18 needs to change his name, his parents or adopters shall apply to the household registration authority for registration of change;

Two, people who have reached the age of eighteen need to change their names, and I shall apply to the household registration authority for registration of change.

the education law of the peoples republic of china

Article 29 provides that:

Schools and other educational institutions shall exercise the following rights:

(1) Autonomous management in accordance with the articles of association;

(2) Organizing the implementation of educational and teaching activities;

(3) Recruiting students or other educatees;

(four) the management of student status, the implementation of incentives or sanctions;

(five) to issue corresponding academic certificates to the educated;

(six) the appointment of teachers and other employees, the implementation of incentives or sanctions;

(seven) the management and use of the facilities and funds of this unit;

(eight) to reject any organization or individual's illegal interference in education and teaching activities;

(nine) other rights stipulated by laws and regulations.