Nope, did you send it?

Lol stage it must have failed when I tryed to send it. I well


(Yer I know and I'm thinking about me and what I want not what she wants and doing this for myself . Just she knows I panic easily. That's why I'm asking here to get help so that she I sent getting the better of me and ruleing over me)

Just remembered as well something els she mentioned .
if I change my name on my DVLA driving licence it won't effect what I pay or my no flames will it?

Quote from: SaiyaDarkfire on December 23, 2014, 05:40:59 AM
Just remembered as well something els she mentioned .
if I change my name on my DVLA driving licence it won't effect what I pay or my no flames will it?

Car insurance in UK as with the rest of EU has had gender harmonisation applied following a change a few years ago, so no it ought not mean any change in your premium. You may need to inform your insurer that you have changed your details otherwise your insurance may not be valid under your new name.

Ok so once I've sent my D1 form to dvla I need to in for my insurance to tell them I have changed it as well

Long Tall Sally has a good selection, give it a whirl

I just bought winter boots from them and it's comfy.

About your shoe question, what kinda price range are you talking?

Nothing to expensive but something like £50 or so

New thort on my mind .
is it normal to hear nothing from my Dr's or from NHS for a long time .
They know about me and NHS haven't avaluated me yet that's what I am waiting for but not Hurd for a few month no letters nothing .

Hope they not forgotten about me

Quote from: SaiyaDarkfire on January 01, 2015, 11:34:32 PM
New thort on my mind .
is it normal to hear nothing from my Dr's or from NHS for a long time .
They know about me and NHS haven't avaluated me yet that's what I am waiting for but not Hurd for a few month no letters nothing .

Hope they not forgotten about me

Unfortunately it is normal for things to go very quiet, but there's no harm in chasing them up if you think enough time has elapsed.

About a last will and testament - I can't speak about Britain but I just experienced this here in the US. My mother died 2 years ago when I was still legally "him". I have since told the law firm about my new name and they didn't even need the legal documents. However the final disposition of the will in legal documents now reads "Cara Elizabeth ******, formerly known as ***** ******** ******" (new name, formerly known as old name). Apparently this is very common especially for women who get married and whose last names change so my name change got treated exactly the same. I don't even consider this "outing" myself as no one except my sister and the lawyers will be present at the final reading and the filed document will go into some dusty county clerk file cabinet in a part of the country I'm not sure I'll ever visit ever again.

I highly doubt that Britain is any different as there are lots of legitimate reasons to change a name and the name change documents make it clear that you are still you, and are still the same person named in any financial instruments.

So it sounds like an excuse to stop you rather than a real excuse.