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Change your name when you get married | California Courts | Self Help Guide
Get more information about what names you can add from the California Department of Public Health.

Get marriage license issued
List the new middle or last name you want on your marriage license application. Turn in your application at the County's Registrar's Office. The clerk will issue the license. It is good for 90 days.
Find out more about how to get a marriage license.

You can't add the name to your marriage license after you're married. 
If you don't include a new name when you apply for a marriage license, you will not be able to add it to your marriage license or certificate after your marriage ceremony is performed. 
 

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After you get married, you will get a marriage certificate with your new name.  You can use your marriage certificate to update your California or federal identity documents, like your California Driver's License or US Passport.
There may be different rules to change an identity document issued by another State or Country.  
Check with the local agency to find out their rules. Some may have a different rule on how to change a name after a marriage.

 
What if I lost my marriage certificate? 
You can get a new copy of your marriage certificate from the Department of Public Health or the County Clerk. 

 

Your records are not updated automatically with your new name. 
You must take an authorized copy of your marriage certificate to each government agency where you need to update your ID or record.
 

 
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The sample ballot is prepared and distributed by the election officials in each of California's 58 counties. Candidates for nonpartisan office can pay to have a statement included in the sample ballot. 

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What if I do not receive a sample ballot?

If it doesn't arrive two weeks before the election, call and request it from the Registrar of Voters Office at (510) 272-6973.	

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What is a ballot pamphlet?

It is a booklet prepared by the California Secretary of State and mailed to every household with at least one registered voter. It describes every statewide measure on the ballot, with arguments for and against each one, and includes an impartial analysis of the costs and benefits of each measure.	

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Where will I vote?

Poll locations, or Accessible Voting Locations, may change from one election to another. You may also find your polling place on the Registrar of Voters website or by calling the City Clerk's Office at (925) 833-6650. Vote By Mail Drop Box. All voters will received a vote by mail ballot. Drop your ballot off at a 24-Hour Drop Box. There are two in the City of Dublin, one at Civic Center, 100 Civic Plaza, and the other at The Wave, 4201 Central Pkwy.  

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Where do I return a Vote by Mail ballot?

You can return it to the Alameda County Registrar of Voters Drop-Off Mailbox located in front of Dublin City Hall, 100 Civic Plaza, Dublin, CA 94568 or The Wave, 4201 Central Parkway, Dublin, CA 94568. It can also be mailed to the Registrar of Voters or delivered in person to any Accessible Voting Location in your county no later than 8:00 PM on election day. If illness or a physical disability prevents you from returning your ballot in person, you may designate a close relative to return the ballot to the polling place. The Registrar of Voters Office is located in the Alameda County Courthouse at: 1225 Fallon Street, Room G-1 Oakland, CA 94612 

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Posted September 28, 2022 7:30 AM | Open Until FilledSierra County Behavioral Health is recruiting for an extra help Behavioral Health Associate Under the direction of the Behavioral Health Clinical Director, the Behavioral... Full Description
 

Corrections-Communications Officer I. II, or III DOQ
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Posted March 25, 2024 5:00 AM | Open Until FilledThe Sierra County Sheriff's office is recruiting for a Corrections- Communications Officer I-III DOQ. Minimum Qualifications: 18 Years Old, High School... Full Description
 

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Posted December 31, 2023 8:00 AM | Open Until FilledSierra County Department of Public Works is Hiring an Extra Help Custodian I for the Downieville and Sierra City Visitor Centers. Extra Help, No Benefits, 2 to 7 hours per... Full Description
 

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Depending on your needs, you may get care in an outpatient setting or in an inpatient clinic (where you’ll live full time for a short period of time).
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No. But we do work with non-VA agencies that provide guide or service dogs. Many of these organizations don’t charge for the dog or the dog’s training. And if you’re eligible for a guide or service dog, we’ll pay for the veterinary care and equipment (like a harness or backpack) that you’ll need for the dog to work at its best.Learn more about how to apply for a guide or service dog

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To learn more about VA blind rehabilitation services, contact the Visual Impairment Services Team (VIST) coordinator at your nearest VA medical center.
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Reimbursed VA Travel Expenses And Mileage Rate | Veterans Affairs
Taxi and plane fares
Ticket costs for public transportation, including train, subway, bus, ferry, or light rail
Transportation by a specially equipped vehicle, like an ambulance or wheelchair van, when needed and approved
Meals and lodging when needed in some cases

You can submit your travel pay reimbursement claims through our Beneficiary Travel Self Service System (BTSSS).
Play our videos on how to use BTSSS (YouTube)
Mileage reimbursement rate
We currently pay 41.5 cents ($0.415) per mile for approved, health-related travel.
We use Bing Maps to calculate your mileage, based on the fastest and shortest route from your home to the closest VA or authorized non-VA health facility that can provide the care you need. This distance is often called “door to door.”
We pay round-trip mileage for your scheduled appointments. We may only pay return mileage for unscheduled visits.
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Before we can pay you back for expenses, you must pay a deductible.
The current deductible is $3 one-way or $6 round-trip for each appointment, up to $18 total each month. After you pay $18 within 1 month, we’ll pay the full cost of your approved travel for the rest of that month.
We charge this deductible because we’re required by law to withhold certain amounts from travel reimbursement payments. The money we withhold helps to pay for travel or medical care for other Veterans.
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In some cases, we may reimburse you for the actual cost, up to 50% of the local government employee rate, for meals or lodging. You’ll need to provide all receipts.
We determine the need for meals and lodging based on these factors:

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Except in certain unusual cases, you can only get this reimbursement if we approve it before you travel.
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All students and instructors will need to secure their lodging reservation through base billeting at 562-795-2124 and provide a credit card number NLT June 24, 2022. Ensure you tell billeting that you are attending the Urban Operations Planner Course. All bed linen will be provided. Free Wi-Fi is available to all guests. Parking is free on base. For more information on base lodging please visit the Joint Forces Training Base NAF-MWR Website. Attached to base billeting is a restaurant and bar (The Pub at Fiddlers Green). Breakfast will be offered to the students and instructors daily from 0630-0730 in the small banquet room in bldg. 19. During check-in at JFTB billeting, a $56.00 charge will be added for the cost of breakfast for the course duration. Lunch will be catered for instructors and students throughout the course (see Landing Fee/Working Lunches below). JFTB Los Alamitos does not have a dining facility. 
Landing Fee/Working Lunches: 
Each student and instructor will pay the unreimbursed landing fee of $65 upon reporting. $65 will cover the daily catered lunches, coffee, water, refreshments, and the class social scheduled for 10JUL22. If you have any dietary needs or adjustments, please email details to ng.ca.caarng.mbx.40id-urban-warfare@army.mil.
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Long Beach Airport (LGB) – 6.3 miles (recommended) 
John Wayne Airport (SNA) – 19 miles
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) – 27 miles 
Ontario International Airport (ONT) – 47 miles 

Transportation:
 If travel by privately owned vehicle (POV) is not authorized on your orders, it is the responsibility of your unit to provide transportation to and from the course. Transportation for students to and from airports will not be provided. Taxi, Uber, and Lyft are available options for transport to and from the local airports.
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If you disagree with our decision on your claim, a Supplemental Claim may be an option for you. Learn when and how to file a Supplemental Claim and what to expect after you file.

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A Supplemental Claim may be an option for you if you meet the requirements listed here.You must meet both of these requirements:We decided your claim in the past, andYour claim isn’t a contested claimLearn about contested claimsAnd you must meet at least one of these requirements:You have new and relevant evidence to submit (we can help you gather any new evidence you identify), or  You’re requesting a review of your claim based on a change in law (such as the PACT Act)Other decision review optionsBe sure you’re choosing the decision review option that’s right for you.
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A conservatorship is a court proceeding where a judge appoints a responsible person or organization to care for another adult who cannot care 
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Guardianships are protective proceedings where the court gives a responsible person the custody of a minor or power to manage the minorâs 
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The forms to initiate a guardianship case are available in our guardianship form packet.
Wills - The clerk's office will accept wills after the person who wrote it is deceased. There is a $50 fee for lodging a will with the court.
The following applies to wills, trusts, conservatorships and guardianships:
The filing fee for a petition for probate is listed on the courtâs fee schedule.

All probate matters are filed and heard at the Juvenile and Probate Courthouse in Oxnard. Hearings are typically set in Courtroom J6 based on the schedule below. There are calendar limits for most calendars.
Conservatorship cases and Guardianship cases (with an estate): 
Tuesdays at 9:00 a.m. for motions and miscellaneous petitions; Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. for Care Plans, Inventory and Appraisals or Annual/Biennial Status Reports. Petitions for Appointment of Conservator or Guardian (with an estate) are only set on Fridays at 9:00 a.m.
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