A+ Easy-to understand form, (2017), (2017), California (starting Jan 2019) neutral option available, no provider certification required (2 states + DC) A Easy-to-understand form, no gender (2018), Nevada (2018) option, no provider certification required (2 states) A- Easy-to-understand form, (2018) option available, provider certification required (1 state) B+ Easy-to-understand form, certification * (2012), (2013)*, * (2011), (2012), from a range of licensed professionals Missouri (2016), (2015), * (2009), * (2010), (13 states + 1 territory) * (2010), (2016), (2012), (2012), (2009) B Easy-to-understand form, certification (2009) by a limited of licensed professionals (1 states) B- Easy-to-understand form but must be (2006), (2014), (2010), (2015) certified by physician only (4 states) C+ No form, no requirement of proof of (1995), (2011), (2013) (2013), (2011), surgery or court order; certification (2013), (1987), , Wisconsin from medical/mental health professional (9) C No form, and burdensome process (requires medical and mental health provider requirements, but does not require letters), Michigan (requires updated passport), of surgery, court order, or amended (must provide other updated ID, such as a birth certificate (3 states) passport) D Unclear, unknown or unwritten policy (5 Arkansas, Mississippi, Montana, North Dakota, states + 4 territories) South Dakota, American Samoa, Guam, Northern Marianas Island, U.S. Virgin Islands F Proof of surgery, court order, or Alabama, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, amended birth certificate required North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, (11 states) Tennessee, Texas, Wyoming * In these states, licensed professionals must certify that their practice includes the treatment and counseling of individuals with gender identity issues.
A+ Easy-to understand form, option available, no provider certification required (2 states + DC) (2017), (2017), California (starting Jan 2019) A Easy-to-understand form, no gender neutral option, no provider certification required (2 states) (2018), Nevada (2018) A- Easy-to-understand form, option available, provider certification required (1 state) (2018) B+ Easy-to-understand form, certification from a range of licensed professionals (13 states + 1 territory) * (2012), (2013)*, * (2011), (2012), Missouri (2016), (2015), * (2009), * (2010), * (2010), (2016), (2012), (2012), (2009) B Easy-to-understand form, certification by a limited of licensed professionals (1 states) (2009) B- Easy-to-understand form but must be certified by physician only (4 states) (2006), (2014), (2010), (2015) C+ No form, no requirement of proof of surgery or court order; certification from medical/mental health professional (9) (1995), (2011), (2013) (2013), (2011), (2013), (1987), , Wisconsin C No form, and burdensome process requirements, but does not require of surgery, court order, or amended birth certificate (3 states) (requires medical and mental health provider letters), Michigan (requires updated passport), (must provide other updated ID, such as a passport) D Unclear, unknown or unwritten policy (5 states + 4 territories) Arkansas, Mississippi, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, American Samoa, Guam, Northern Marianas Island, U.S. Virgin Islands F Proof of surgery, court order, or amended birth certificate required (11 states) Alabama, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Wyoming * In these states, licensed professionals must certify that their practice includes the treatment and counseling of individuals with gender identity issues.
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