Because of changing societal acceptance have you considered detransitioning?

[Lori Dee]

Detransition, no. But I'm facing the near certainty that my ID is going to be changed back.

I was worried that mine might get changed too. Fortunately, I received my birth certificate and it is a certified copy. If they try to go back and reverse the state records, I still have a certified copy. If they try to change my passport or other ID, I can challenge it with my birth certificate.

[Devlyn]

Before I might have trusted that. Our records are most likely in the hands of the administration.

For many people the best option available was an amended copy of their birth certificate. There's no hiding from that.

Hugs, Devlyn

[Lori Dee]

For many people the best option available was an amended copy of their birth certificate.

That was my concern, that it would say "amended" or "corrected copy". But I got lucky and it doesn't say that and has both name and sex changed. Some states won't do that.

[Devlyn]

What they have and what you have may not be the same.

[Lori Dee]

What they have and what you have may not be the same.

Well, obviously, what they have is wrong. 

[ChrissyRyan]

Detransition, no. But I'm facing the near certainty that my ID is going to be changed back.

Can they do that in Spain?