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Know-How: The Trans Person's Guide to Get or Change All of the Life Documents and Essential Paperwork You'll Need to Make Your Way in the World
 October 2014 | Planned Parenthood's Out for Health; Ithaca College Center for LGBT Education, Outreach and Services
"The process of securing identity documents with your name and gender marker can be time consuming and expensive. It can all feel overwhelming. So, where do you start? How?
What will you need?"
This publication is chock-full of specific steps and how-to’s to help transgender people in New York State manage the process of changing names, gender markers, and identity documents from driver’s licenses to passports. |
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