Sentence examples for recognition certificates from inspiring English sources

Previous estimates were based on those who changed their passports or who were granted gender recognition certificates (5,714 as of 31 December 2015).

"We have a carrot and stick approach with a reward system of recognition certificates where I actually come off the bench and present (it)," the judge says.

She and her partner refused to divorce, then a precondition of obtaining a gender recognition certificate (GRC) as same-sex marriage had not been introduced.

The spousal veto on obtaining a gender recognition certificate (legal confirmation) for instance, is problematic, in an era when gay marriage is acceptable.

This impression gained further traction last week with NatWest telling one trans customer that she "must" provide a gender recognition certificate (GRC) if she wished to be known as "Ms", or they would insist on titling her "Mr" or "Mx".

NatWest, which is part of the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS Groupp, agreed to change her name, but refused to change her title, saying she could remain as "Mr" or change to "Mx (also known as 'Ms')" but could not have her preferred honorific – "Ms" – unless she presented a gender recognition certificate (GRC).

Allowing transgender people to stay married, rather than having to get divorced, when obtaining a Gender Recognition Certificate.

After two years of living as the opposite sex in the UK, you can apply for a gender recognition certificate, which allows you to change your birth certificate.

It passed on 25 May 2004, and allowed trans people to apply for a Gender Recognition Certificate.

Since the Gender Recognition Act was passed in 2004, fewer than 5,000 people have been granted a Gender Recognition Certificate.

The current policy (formalised in 2014) does not base housing decisions on whether or not someone has a Gender Recognition Certificate.