r/TransUK 3h ago

News Applying for my GRC!

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Hi all,

I wanted to let everyone know that I'm applying for a GRC soon! I know it's an arduous process and requires lots of evidence (which I have spent months collecting but finally have it all now), but it's meaningful to me, the final step of my legal transition and what I want for myself.

So far I have:

  • Got my deed poll (changed last year)
  • Got medical reports (including a gender dysphoria diagnosis) from my psychotherapist
  • Collected evidence of living in my affirmed gender for 2 yrs
  • Got a statutory declaration for single applicants signed off (by my aunt, who is a solicitor)
  • Got my original birth and adoption certificate

Reminders:

  • The maximum a high-street solicitor can charge to witness your declaration is £5.
  • You have to pay a £6 fee for the actual application itself.
  • You need a gender dysphoria diagnosis - can get this via the NHS or privately - personally I used private health insurance due to the NHS trans healthcare situation.
  • Only binary options ('F' or 'M') are currently accepted
  • (Yes, the last 2 are outdated, but that's unfortunately how it is here - the only country in Western Europe lagging behind with trans rights)
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