Change of Birth Certificate in Fla
apem...@hq.nasa.gov
I was born in Fla and will be have starting the process
change my name; I've just received my legal decree from
Matyland, and now wish to have my birth certificate change
for Florida.
Is anyone in this newsgroup familiar with changing
birth certificates for the state of FLorida? ALso will
they amend the gender status after GRS has been reformed?
Any help is appreciated.
Anne Marie Pemberton
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Janice Lynn
On Mon, 15 Dec 1997 apem...@hq.nasa.gov wrote:
> Is anyone in this newsgroup familiar with changing
> birth certificates for the state of FLorida? ALso will
> they amend the gender status after GRS has been reformed?
It was my understanding from friends of mine that lived in Florida
that after surgery changing of the records was not a problem. For those
living in Florida changing the name (let alone gender) on your drivers
license can be a problem depending which county you are in.
I was fortunate, and have managed to change all of my records
except birth certificate alreayd. But California is a bit different.
Best of luck Anne! :)
>
> Any help is appreciated.
> Anne Marie Pemberton
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Patricia
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Hi Anne,
I am in the process of changing my name here in FL. According to the
information with which I filed the documents with the court here is how to
get you name changed on a FL Birth Certificate:
"If you were born in Florida you can have a birth certificate issued with
your new name. To do this you must send a certified copy of your final
judgement along with HRS Form 429 and the fee of $15.00 to:
Vital Statistics
P.O. Box 210
Jacksonville, FL 32231-0042
If you were born in another state you may be able to get an amended birth
certificate. For the address of the records office in your birth state
check 'Where to Write for Vital Records' published by the U.S. Deparetment
of Health and Human Services. It is probably available at your library."
I would quote the reference however I do not know what book it came out of.
I fall into the last paragraph as I was born in New York. Also I do not
have a clue as to where you would get a copy of HRS Form 429, maybe writing
them and asking for one might do it.
Good luck!
Hugs,
Patricia
apem...@hq.nasa.gov wrote in message <882207329...@dejanews.com>...
>I was born in Fla and will be have starting the process
>change my name; I've just received my legal decree from
>Matyland, and now wish to have my birth certificate change
>for Florida.
>Is anyone in this newsgroup familiar with changing
>birth certificates for the state of FLorida? ALso will
>they amend the gender status after GRS has been reformed?
>
Melissa
<Pine.BSI.3.95.971218...@fingers.shocking.com>,
>> birth certificates for the state of FLorida? ALso will
>> they amend the gender status after GRS has been reformed?
Florida
>that after surgery changing of the records was not a problem. For
those
>living in Florida changing the name (let alone gender) on your
drivers
>license can be a problem depending which county you are in.
> I was fortunate, and have managed to change all of my
records
>except birth certificate alreayd. But California is a bit
different.
> Best of luck Anne! :)
I've got bad news. I was born in Miami Beach and the bigot state
STILL refuses to change my BC. A few of us are looking for ways to
sue them over it.
--
Of course that's just my opinion.
Anyone who doesn't agree with me is clearly wrong. :-)
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Melissa
In article <67chdc$n...@bgtnsc02.worldnet.att.net>,
They'll change the name all right, and they'll leave the "M" on
there too, even after srs, they refuse to change that part.
Suzan Cooke
Hi der grrlfiends,
There is an alternative to changing birth certificates if you were born
in transphobic bigot states. Opt for the other gold/platnum standard ID
a U.S. Passport.
What you will need is your current Id ie. drivers licence, copy of your
birth certificate, legal name change papers and a letter from your Dr.
I know it sounds like a hassle but once you have it you only have to
renew it every 10 years.
Plus should you ever have need to travel on short notice you can say
"have passport will travel" Before I got one a friend won a trip to
France with a one months notice and asked me if I would like to go but
it was a busy time and I couldn't get a passport in time so I lost out.
Also it is a good idea to have one even if you only travel to Mexico or
Canada which do not require them.
Love and Transsisterhood
Suzan Cooke