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The Gender Recognition Panel has held ten User Group meetings since it began in 2005. These documents are the minutes from the meetings.
Read more: Gender Recognition Panel User Group Meetings Minutes (All Meetings)
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Statistics on gender recognition applications.
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A guide to the Gender Recognition Act 2004 and the process of applying for a Gender Recognition Certificate. This guide does not include the changes made to the Gender Recognition Act 2004 by the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013.
Read more: T455: A general guide for all users: Gender Recognition Act 2004
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Explanatory notes on how to complete a overseas track application for a Gender Recognition Certificate.
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This is the application form for a Gender Recognition Certificate for those using the overseas process. There are different forms for those using the standard or fast-track processes.
Read more: T453: Application for a Gender Recognition Certificate (Overseas Track)
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Statutory declaration of consent for the spouse of a person applying for a Gender Recognition Certificate. This is often known as the "spousal veto" as a full Gender Recognition Certificate cannot be issued to a married person unless their spouse consents (unless they married in Scotland).
Read more: T469: Statutory Declaration for the Spouse of an Applicant for Gender Recognition
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Statutory declaration for those applying for a Gender Recognition Certificate while they are in a civil partnership.
Read more: T468: Statutory Declaration for Applicants in a Civil Partnership
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Statutory Declaration for those applying for a Gender Recognition Certificate while they are not married or in a civil partnership.
Read more: T467: Statutory Declaration for single Applicants
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Statutory declaration for use by people applying for a GRC while they are married.
Read more: T466: Statutory Declaration for Applicants who are married
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Explanatory notes on how to complete a alternative track application for a Gender Recognition Certificate.
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