How to update your contact details
You can now update your contact details online. You'll need to activate your onegov account, which includes setting up your Government
Digital ID before you update your details.
Update your contact details
Setting up your Digital ID (JerseyMe)
To set up your Digital ID, you'll need:
- a valid passport
- a mobile phone
- a personal email address
- a device with a working camera and microphone
Step by step guide on setting up your Digital ID (JerseyMe)
Setting up your Digital ID (YOTI)
To set up your Digital ID, you'll need:
- a valid passport
- a smartphone
Step by step guide on setting up your Digital ID (YOTI)
When to update your contact details
You’re legally required to let us know if you change your address. You need to wait until you’ve moved before updating us.
If you have parental responsibility for children under 16 moving with you, their details can be included on your form.
You can update your:
- residential address
- email
- contact number(s)
Correspondence address
This form can't be used to change a correspondence address if it's different to your home address.
You must notify the relevant department or agency directly of a change to your correspondence address.
Who we'll tell about your changes
If you update your contact details online, we’ll automatically tell the following Government services:
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Customer and Local Services (Social Security, Revenue Jersey and Population Office)
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Government funded and participating schools (if you have a child under 16)
- Health and Community Services, including the Hospital
If you want us to, we will also tell:
- Active Gyms
- Driver and Vehicle Standards (vehicle registration)
- Jersey Library
- Pensions team for Government employees
- participating GP Surgeries
We don't tell
We do not inform your Parish about updates to:
- driving licence
- dog licence
- electoral register
- rate details
- firearms licence
For these you will need to contact your Parish Hall directly.
If you can’t set up a digital ID or onegov account
Contact Customer and Local Services who will be able to update your contact details:
Leaving Jersey
If you’re
leaving Jersey for more than 3 months, you can use our online form to let us know.
Moving to Jersey
If you’re moving to Jersey for the first time, you’ll need register as a Jersey resident.
Moving to Jersey
Once registered, you'll be able to set up your one.gov.je account.
Returning to Jersey
If you’re returning to Jersey after an extended absence, contact Customer and Local Services:
Updating your name and gender
You can change your name with Customer and Local Services by emailing
customerservices@gov.je.
We'll need:
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your Social Security Number
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written confirmation of your new name and and that you want your records updated to that name
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a copy of your legal document which states the new information. This could include:
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Deed Poll
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Decree Absolute
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marriage certificate or civil
partnership certificate
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new birth or adoption certificate
You can also visit Customer and Local Services at La Motte Street with the relevant documentation.
Update your gender
To change your gender by law you need to apply for a Gender Recognition Certificate
Change of gender
When you have this document you can submit it to Customer and Local Services and we'll update your records.
We'll also update Revenue Jersey with your new gender.
Passport
You need to get a new passport if you change your:
- name
- gender
- appearance, for example if you cannot be recognised from your passport photo any more
Amend your passport
Revenue Jersey
You'll need to tell Revenue Jersey by completing the following enquiry form.
Personal tax enquiry form
gov.je