releaseMyAd is the authorised online platform for booking a name change ad in 280+ Indian newspapers, including The Times of India, Hindustan Times and The Indian Express. Fill the standard format that passport, gazette and certificate offices accept, see the honest price (₹300–700 for most) and book online in minutes. You supply the affidavit — we publish exactly what you approve.
Publish your name change ad in a daily newspaper that circulates where you live. Many passport cases need two: one English daily and one regional-language daily. Confirm the rule with your office, then book one or both here.
The national paper most offices ask for.
The paper read in your own language, where you live.
Ranked by starting rate: one insertion in each newspaper's lowest-priced edition, plus 5% GST.
Pick paper, city and word count — the exact price (with GST) shows instantly, at a lowest-price guarantee. The price you see is what you pay.
Pick your case (passport, gazette, certificate, DOB) and fill your details into the standard format. Keep your affidavit ready — you supply it, we don't draft or translate.
Pay online; after editorial approval it prints on your date. View it in the e-paper or get a PDF + invoice to upload to the passport/gazette/school office.
A name change ad states your old name, your new name, your father's or husband's name, your address and the date of your affidavit, in one short paragraph that matches the affidavit word for word.
Start from the standard format, or copy the one for your case. Fill in your details and we publish it exactly as you approve — we don't rewrite or translate it.
Most name change ads cost ₹300–₹700, plus 5% GST. The price depends on the newspaper, the city edition and the number of words, and the price you see before you pay is the price you pay.
A name change ad usually publishes on the next available date for that newspaper — often the next day when you book before the cut-off. After payment it goes for editorial approval, then prints.
How to publish a change-of-name notice in India's newspapers — the affidavit you need, the exact wording offices accept, how many papers, the cost, and the proof you submit to the office.
A change-of-name notice is a formality with real stakes — a passport, gazette or bank name change is held up until the office sees it in an established daily. Passport offices often want one English + one regional paper, so the paper you choose and the exact wording matter more than the price.
You arrange the notarised affidavit; we publish the notice exactly as you approve it, at official rates with a lowest-price guarantee. The GST invoice is emailed and — the part offices care about — you can view and save the exact page from the e-paper, or get a PDF, to attach to your application, often in the next edition.
“Passport and gazette offices trust a printed notice in an established daily — that's why the paper, and the exact wording, matter.
— releaseMyAd · name-change advertising desk
Publish a Name Change Ad in Newspaper Instantly, at the Lowest Cost
releaseMyAd is the authorised online platform for booking a name change ad in 280+ Indian newspapers. Fill the standard accepted format, see the honest price (₹300–700 for most) and book in minutes. You supply the affidavit.
Publish your name change ad in a daily newspaper that circulates where you live. Many passport cases need two: one English daily and one regional-language daily. Confirm the rule with your office, then book one or both here.
A name change ad states your old name, your new name, your father's or husband's name, your address and the date of your affidavit, in one short paragraph that matches the affidavit word for word.
Most name change ads cost ₹300–₹700, plus 5% GST. The price depends on the newspaper, the city edition and the number of words, and the price you see before you pay is the price you pay.
A name change ad usually publishes on the next available date for that newspaper — often the next day when you book before the cut-off. After payment it goes for editorial approval, then prints.
How to publish a change-of-name notice in India's newspapers — the affidavit you need, the exact wording offices accept, how many papers, the cost, and the proof you submit to the office.
A change-of-name notice is a formality with real stakes — a passport, gazette or bank name change is held up until the office sees it in an established daily. Passport offices often want one English + one regional paper, so the paper you choose and the exact wording matter more than the price.
You arrange the notarised affidavit; we publish the notice exactly as you approve it, at official rates with a lowest-price guarantee. The GST invoice is emailed and — the part offices care about — you can view and save the exact page from the e-paper, or get a PDF, to attach to your application, often in the next edition.
“Passport and gazette offices trust a printed notice in an established daily — that's why the paper, and the exact wording, matter.
— releaseMyAd · name-change advertising desk
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