If you were born in Pennsylvania you are in luck. If you were born in another state, you will need to find out about that state. <See Discussion>
Pennsylvania will change both name and sex, and will issue a new birth certificate with no mention of being amended. The original birth certificate is amended and "sealed" so that it is unavailable to the public.
You will need an original letter from your SRS surgeon, and an original or certified copy of the court order for your name change. The fee is $10.00, but there is no fee for military veterans.
Mail to this address:
Vital Records, Corrections Unit
101 S. Mercer St.
New Castle, PA 16101
Ph. 724-656-3331
Fax 724-656-3153
With your materials, include your date and county of birth. "Please send the certified court order change of name as well as your incorrect birth certificate. We also need a letter from your doctor stating sex reassignment surgery has occurred and you are now functioning in the newly assigned gender."
Please note that some respondents report that Pennsylvania kept their original letter from the SRS surgeon and would not return it.
NO!
Noooo nonononooo.
Have a sexchange. Get plastic surgery. Go to a doctor.
sexchange?
while in mid-air of the trick turn your body 180 degrees
No. Lady Gaga has not had a sex change. Those rumors are completely false. She is however, bisexual.
First, you need to be eligible. You need to see a gender therapist and be diagnosed with Gender Disphoria (Gender Identity Disorder). After that, your therapist is your key to hormones and surgery.
Cosmetic but some debate it- reproduction and DNA (internal) are not changed but some people say your gender is mostly in the brain and hormones
go to the makeover mage. he or she, whatever, IDK is hear falador, basically go out of the south entrance, and go right (west) hug the fali wall and you will see the MOM. he/she charges you 5k (i think) for the sexchange privalage. he/she is also able to change ur skin tone.
Yes. At 15 you are still learning and developing as a person. No doctor would do it now. I suggest you find a support group to help you understand yourself and the feelings you have. As a young person you are just becoming aware of your sexuality, but to feel that you are in the wrong body must be confusing, hard, and lonely for you . There are support groups in churches and communities made up of people just like you. Find one.