Steve Kreuscher is a 57 year old man living in Illinois. The only thing is that Steve Kreuscher does not go by that name anymore. Instead, Kreuscher has decided to change his name to In God We Trust. Isn’t that a mouthful?

So, everyone reading or hearing of this very true and actual story must be wondering, “what was Steve Kreuscher thinking when he changed his name to In God We Trust?” Well, while this question has got me stumped also, I can honestly say that I have never heard of the likes of a person named In God We Trust before.

So, now that In God We Trust is an already taken name, the next person who would want to rename himself or herself after the coined phrase will be totally unoriginal. So, how would the man formerly known as Steve Kreuscher write out checks and pen his signature?

I guess Kreuscher’s initials is not I.T. So, what are people supposed to call him now if they don’t want to say the whole four syllables of In God We Trust? Actually, In God is his first name and We Trust is his last name. So, I guess he’d like to be called In God? Well, in any case, if the man formerly known as Steve Kreuscher happens to read this post, please feel free to comment on what you would prefer to be referred to…that is if you would consider any nicknames in lieu of the long In God We Trust.

Well, In God We Trust is now officially someone’s legal name. This got me wondering how you would actually go about changing your name. If you are getting married, or maybe you wish to change your name on a whim like Steve Kreuscher did, you’d probably want to know this information also. Well, I did some research and their are a few forms that need to be filled out. The forms differ from state to state (as I understood it), and you will also need to show some identification proof. And yes, it did cost Steve Kreuscher, or In God We Trust, a few bucks to change his name so plan on spending a hundred bucks or so on the name change.

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