HR 3669 United States House · 119th Congress

REAL ID Gender Requirement Reform Act

This bill amends federal REAL ID requirements to allow states to decide whether to include gender/sex fields on driver's licenses and ID cards. If a state includes such a field, individuals can self-identify their gender without needing medical documentation (like a doctor's note), and states must offer an "unspecified" or "other" option alongside male/female. It directly affects people applying for state-issued IDs, particularly transgender and non-binary individuals who previously faced barriers with gender documentation. The change removes federal mandates for documentation while giving states flexibility to maintain or remove gender fields.
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