How do I change my name with Navy Federal?

How to change your name with Navy Federal

Married or divorced and updating your accounts? Here's how Navy Federal takes a name change, from its own help page.

HowAt a branch or by mail or fax

By mailYes, a letter works

Navy Federal's steps

Fill in the Change of Information form (NFCU 97CI) and bring it to a branch, or fax or mail it with an ID showing your new name.

Open Navy Federal's page

Have these ready

A copy of your marriage certificate, divorce decree or court order (most companies ask for one).
Your updated driver's license or ID, if you have it. Social Security comes first, then the DMV.
Your account number, and the name the account is in now.

Let Sasha handle the letters

Sasha writes and signs your name change letter for Navy Federal and every other company on your list, with your certificate attached. It can even print and mail it to Navy Federal for you: no printer, no stamps. It also keeps track of who's done. The checklist is free.

See how Sasha works

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Checked against Navy Federal's own page in October 2026. Companies change their process; confirm on their site or by phone before you send anything. Sasha isn't affiliated with Navy Federal.