Jordanian court approves family name change
The Court of First Instance for Rights in Amman approved the change of a Jordanian citizens' family name after they filed a lawsuit, claiming that the registered official name causes them social and personal embarrassment. They stated that their actual family name differs from the one registered; the current name is an old surname dating back to an ancestor. Family certificates confirmed that the requested name matches the name known among family members, and some possess official documents bearing the new name. Witnesses also noted that the family had previously changed its name from an old surname to the current one.
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