Reply #8: If you can get out of Texas [View All]

[SoCalNative]

it might be a good thing. The other issue to address is to have either his therapist or his physician write a "carry letter" explaining his condition should issues arise.

I have one that I carry from my former therapist but have never had occasion to use it as I have my CA driver's license in my new name and gender and was able to change my SS info just before they changed their policies. I've still not gone the "court ordered name change" route but haven't needed to as yet, nor have I had any surgical procedures. I'm listed as "M" on my health insurance but haven't as yet been denied treatment or coverage of those silly female procedures one has to undergo every so often. But that could also just be my insurance and the compamy I work for's ploicies that is providing it.