HR 8867 United States House · 118th Congress

REAL ID Gender Requirement Reform Act

HR 8867, the REAL ID Gender Requirement Reform Act, amends federal ID standards to give states flexibility on gender fields for driver's licenses and ID cards. States may choose whether to include a gender/sex field, and if they do, individuals can select "unspecified" or "other" without needing medical documentation like a doctor's note. This directly affects people applying for or renewing state-issued IDs, particularly transgender and non-binary individuals who previously faced barriers. The bill removes the prior requirement for additional documentation when selecting non-binary gender options, allowing states to implement this change through their own policies.
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Introduced Jun 27, 2024 Last action Jun 27, 2024
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