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My husband's entire family go by their second names. He's Edward Anthony yet his parents have called him Tony since he was a baby.

There's nothing wrong with it, but if it really bothers you just go to Births Deaths & Marriages (or whatever it's called in America) & swap them.

My daughter call have been given very common the 12 months I had her i attempted to no longer provide my baby a typical call, in spite of the undeniable fact that it took off that 12 months, and have been given extra common ever considering. If I had my daughter today, i would not call her Hayley I easily have not concept. It took my husband and that i 8 months to comply with a acceptance. we do no longer in uncomplicated terms like the comparable call, or they did no longer bypass with the final call, or the call did no longer bypass with the middle call the middle call may be Elizabeth, after my mom indexed under are some names i like for a woman: Chandi, Annelise, Paxton, Paige, Victoria, Tallie, Catherine, Sarah, Avery. My husband might veto all.

I'm sorry, I don't know the process, but you could always refer to her by her middle name. It's been done before.

you could but you could,unless you have been calling her by her middle name i wouldn't. And you also have to go to court because she obvs under 18 and you have to have a good reason!

You have to go to the place that you got the birth certificate, and they should change it. It will cost for all new documents though.

just call her by her middle name

my moms name is Sandra Denyse, but she goes by Denyse except on all her ID and what not

hollyy

why dont you just call her by her middle name?

Edit and say what her name is so I can give proper advice(: