Name Change Kit + Newlywed Will Gift Card
Give the newlyweds their name change and their wills, in one gift.
A gift card for our Name Change Kit + Newlywed Will bundle: the Name Change Kit for the partner changing their name, plus a will, healthcare directive, financial power of attorney and HIPAA authorization for each of them. They answer the questions themselves, so you never need their private details.
Our Name Change Kit for the partner changing their name, shipped to their door
A complete estate plan for each of them, built from their state's law
Delivered by email right away or on a date you pick, with your message
Never expires, and works on anything in our store
Pick prepaid shipping so the couple doesn't pay for shipping at checkout. Add stamps for prepaid mailing envelopes.
Never expires
They fill in their own answers
Delivered by email on the date you pick
Real people at support@namechange.com
The kit covers one person's name change. The estate plan is for married couples in 48 states + D.C. (not Louisiana or North Carolina); California and Georgia plans do not include the financial power of attorney. The gift card works on anything in our store. NameChange.com is not a law firm.
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How it works
1Buy the gift card
Add prepaid shipping and stamps if you like, their email, a message, and the day you want it to arrive.
2They get it by email
Right away, or on the day you picked.
3They redeem it
They pick the Name Change Kit + Newlywed Will, enter the code at checkout, choose their box color, and answer the questions themselves.
Why it's a thoughtful gift
After the wedding comes the paperwork: new names, new accounts, new beneficiaries. Wills are the part that's easiest to put off. This gift gets them done, in the couple's own words, and you never need their private details. Give it at the bridal shower, at the wedding, or on their first anniversary.
Other ways to give
Prefer to give the wills only? The Newlywed Will & Estate Plan gift card is $179. Or give the Name Change Kit on its own.
Gift card questions, answered
How does the estate plan gift card work?
You buy the gift card and choose when it arrives. The couple gets it by email, picks their plan, enters the code at checkout and answers the questions themselves. Their documents arrive by email within 2 business days after they finish, and a printed set follows by mail.
Do I need to know their personal details?
No. They fill in their own answers when they redeem it, so you never see or need anything private. All you need is their email address.
Which gifts can I give?
The Newlywed Will & Estate Plan gift card ($179), the Name Change Kit + Newlywed Will gift card ($219), or our Name Change Kit gift card on its own.
Can I give the kit and will bundle instead?
Yes. The Name Change Kit + Newlywed Will gift card is $219 and adds our Name Change Kit for the partner changing their name. You can add prepaid shipping and stamps so they pay nothing extra for those.
Can I add a personal message, and when is it delivered?
Yes. Write your message when you buy, and pick the day it should arrive, or leave the date blank to send it right away.
Does the gift card expire?
No. It never expires, so a couple who gets it at their shower can use it after the wedding, or whenever they're ready.
They're engaged, not married yet. Is that OK?
Yes. The Newlywed plan is for married couples, so they redeem the card and fill in the questions after the wedding. There's no rush: the card never expires.
What if they live in a state you don't cover?
Our estate plans aren't available in Louisiana or North Carolina. The gift card still works on anything in our store, like our Name Change Kit, and any balance left stays on the card.
Does it cover shipping?
It can. Every plan comes with a printed set by mail, and the bundle ships a kit box, so the couple pays shipping at checkout unless you pick prepaid shipping when you buy the card. If they spend more than the card's value, they pay the difference.
Can they put it toward something else?
Yes. It works on anything in our store. If they choose something that costs more, they pay the difference, and if it costs less, the rest stays on the card. For example, a $179 card toward the $219 bundle leaves $40 to pay, plus shipping.
Is there a printed gift card?
Our estate plan gift cards come by email. You can print the email and tuck it into a wedding card.
Can I send the gift card to myself?
Yes. Leave the recipient details blank and it comes to you, ready to print, forward or hand over in person.
Can I order more than one?
Yes. Choose the quantity before you check out. Each gift card gets its own code.
What if the couple gets two?
They can use both: each card works on anything in our store and never expires. Or they can pass one on to another couple.
Is an estate plan the right gift for every couple?
For newlyweds with straightforward wishes, yes. Our plans are self help documents, and NameChange.com is not a law firm. Couples with a business, property outside the U.S., children from earlier relationships with special arrangements, or estate tax concerns are better served by an estate planning lawyer.