Subject of a birth record allowed to change, remove, or add sex indicator on birth records.
HF 3075 allows individuals to change, remove, or add the sex indicator on their birth records in Minnesota. It directly affects people whose birth records include a sex designation, including minors (with parental/guardian consent) and adults 18+ or emancipated minors. To request a change, applicants must provide acceptable documentation like a medical provider's statement, court order, or sworn statement confirming the request is in good faith and, for minors, in their best interest. If documentation meets requirements, the state must approve the change. After approval, the original birth record becomes confidential and can only be accessed with a court order.
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Introduction
Apr 2025
Committee Review
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Introduced Apr 2, 2025
Last action Apr 2, 2025
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