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Got listed as male but...

Started by Frank, June 05, 2012, 02:37:32 PM

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Frank

So I got my licence today and the ladies put me down as male on everything so I was pretty happy about that. However, I haven't officially changed my marker or anything so now I'm like, okay better not do anything to draw attention because I don't want police having something not match and then being told I perjuried myself or something. My birth certificate was right in front of them so I don't know how that got missed but you know... ::) Does anyone know about the legalities here?
-Frank
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wheat thins are delicious

You can only commit perjury if you have been affirmed or taken an oath.  A cop stopping you and your gender marker not matching on all of your paper work is not perjury.


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LordKAT

The 'legalities' depends on what state you are in. Some states require very little to change your DL legally, others are more difficult.
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Felix

You should be okay. When I was a kid I was a traveler and all sorts of officialities got overlooked and a lot of assumptions were made. As long as you don't intentionally misrepresent yourself in a documented way in the course of or for the purpose of doing something illegal, you can usually work through any tangles and come out unscathed.
everybody's house is haunted
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Frank

Quote from: Felix on June 07, 2012, 05:16:23 AM
You should be okay. When I was a kid I was a traveler and all sorts of officialities got overlooked and a lot of assumptions were made. As long as you don't intentionally misrepresent yourself in a documented way in the course of or for the purpose of doing something illegal, you can usually work through any tangles and come out unscathed.

Thank you, I had nothing to do with it so I'm hoping that'll fly if trouble comes (which hopefully won't.)
-Frank
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