Forms that ask for gender

[StephieGurl]

9 hours ago, Hannah Renee said:

I just heard back from the NY Dept. of Health. I should receive my amended birth certificate around January (5 month process, they received my request 6 weeks ago). I reckon that should make me legally F.

Did you change it with Social Security. Because If you didn't your medical stuff could still out you. And does that meet all the requirements to  change sex by the court? Just double checking. Just so many hoops to jump through.

[Girl From Mars]

I'm a female person so I always put female on these things.

 

My driver's license has a female number. I don't have a GRC, but I haven't encountered any circumstance where I need to be considered as my birth sex.

[StephieGurl]

6 hours ago, Hannah Renee said:

I went to the local social security office 2 days after my name change. Got my new card a few weeks later. Only issue there is they failed to electronically update my name to the Medicare office. The court here doesn't deal with the gender issue, so far as I've seen. My driver's license now displays the letter F instead of M. Simple form, although Illinois, I believe, requires doctor's attestation of gender confirmation surgery in order to change birth certificate. But I wasn't born here.

Sounds like all pieces are in place. Do you have a passport? My state you can have a letter from the doctor who has treated you with the proper medications for your changed sex. Birth Certificates are the same drill. I thought that it was more expensive than the 10 fee. For some reason I view my birth certificate as a historical document, which my parents where involve with. I was going to bring up to my dad, who I talked to yesterday, but forgot. I was so caught up in telling him that my withdrawal was over, or at least that's the way it feels now and the five prior days. Is it weird to want ask my dad if it's okay to change my birth certificate?

[StephieGurl]

I'll add that if it is any of my providers, they know by verbal communication. So my sex is female all, but I encountered twice this year when a medical check-in asked for my birth sex although in an office visit they call me Stephie or Miss Williams and used my pronouns correctly and treat me as a woman during my visit. The only doctor that works down there is my urologist, but he treats me prim and proper.

[Mandy Jo]

I pick female,my legal name is Mandy Jo since I legally changed my name and gender on my driver's license when I was 23.