A change in business name involves altering the legal name under which a company or firm operates. This process requires adherence to regulatory and statutory norms to ensure the new name is legally recognized. The procedure typically starts with verifying the availability of the desired name and securing approval from the relevant authority, such as the Registrar of Companies (ROC) for companies or the local trade registry for firms. Once the name is approved, official records, including incorporation documents, business licenses, tax registrations, and contracts, need to be updated to reflect the new name. This change may also require publishing a public notice in official gazettes or newspapers to inform stakeholders, creditors, and the public about the new business name. Proper documentation ensures continuity in legal obligations, contracts, banking, and taxation while preventing potential disputes or confusion. Professional assistance is often recommended to navigate procedural requirements, filing deadlines, and compliance standards efficiently. Changing the business name strategically can enhance brand identity, market positioning, and reflect the evolving nature of the business.