Change of Sex Designation on Colorado Drivers License or ID Card November, 2006
Instructions for Applicants:
1. If you previously had your sex designation changed on your Colorado driver's license or identification card, using a letter from your physician or mental health care provider, you are grand fathered and no further action is necessary to maintain your current sex designation.
2. You must request an original form DR2083, Medical Information Authorization for Change of Sex Designation, in person at a Colorado DMV office. Copies or facsimiles of form DR2083 will not be accepted. Legibly print your name, the number from your current driver's license or identification card, the date, your address and your previous name, if changing your name concurrently. Please sign and date the form, authorizing your physician to provide medical information in support of your application.
3. Form DR2083 must be completed and signed by a Colorado licensed physician. He or she should state your gender on the basis of your gender identity and full time gender role expression or on prior completion of medical sex reassignment. Medical information provided to the DMV will be held in strictest confidence per Colorado Revised Statute 42-2-121 and the federal Driver's Privacy Protection Act, section 2721.
4. Bring the completed form DR2083 to a DMV office with your current driver's license or identification card and renewal fee. A new photo will be taken, and you will be issued a temporary driver's license or identification document and asked to review it for correctness. Your new driver's license or ID card will be mailed to you.
Instructions for Physicians:
1. Form DR2083 authorizes you to provide medical information in support of application for change of sex designation on a Colorado driver's license or identification card. You must be a medical doctor licensed in the state of Colorado.
2. Please complete and sign the form, and include your Colorado medical license number. Based on your professional judgment, the patient's gender identity, his/her full time gender role expression, or on prior completion of medical sex reassignment, state your patient's gender, as it should appear on his/her driver's license or ID card.
3. Return the completed form to your patient.
Special thanks to Karen Bachman for providing this information.
Instructions for Applicants:
1. If you previously had your sex designation changed on your Colorado driver's license or identification card, using a letter from your physician or mental health care provider, you are grand fathered and no further action is necessary to maintain your current sex designation.
2. You must request an original form DR2083, Medical Information Authorization for Change of Sex Designation, in person at a Colorado DMV office. Copies or facsimiles of form DR2083 will not be accepted. Legibly print your name, the number from your current driver's license or identification card, the date, your address and your previous name, if changing your name concurrently. Please sign and date the form, authorizing your physician to provide medical information in support of your application.
3. Form DR2083 must be completed and signed by a Colorado licensed physician. He or she should state your gender on the basis of your gender identity and full time gender role expression or on prior completion of medical sex reassignment. Medical information provided to the DMV will be held in strictest confidence per Colorado Revised Statute 42-2-121 and the federal Driver's Privacy Protection Act, section 2721.
4. Bring the completed form DR2083 to a DMV office with your current driver's license or identification card and renewal fee. A new photo will be taken, and you will be issued a temporary driver's license or identification document and asked to review it for correctness. Your new driver's license or ID card will be mailed to you.
Instructions for Physicians:
1. Form DR2083 authorizes you to provide medical information in support of application for change of sex designation on a Colorado driver's license or identification card. You must be a medical doctor licensed in the state of Colorado.
2. Please complete and sign the form, and include your Colorado medical license number. Based on your professional judgment, the patient's gender identity, his/her full time gender role expression, or on prior completion of medical sex reassignment, state your patient's gender, as it should appear on his/her driver's license or ID card.
3. Return the completed form to your patient.
Special thanks to Karen Bachman for providing this information.