Below are the forms needed to represent yourself in a name and gender marker change case. If you would like the LGBT project to represent you in court or fill out the papers for you, please complete an online intake and put LGBT name change in the problem description.  Someone from the LGBT project will contact you to follow up and get more information. You can also call us at 317-829-3180  or email us at lgbtgroup@ilsi.net  to schedule a phone intake.

Forms for Adults

Adult Name and Gender Marker Packet

Adult Name Change Only Packet

Adult Gender Marker Only Packet

If you have been convicted of a felony, get the Adult Name and Gender Marker Packet with Conviction Packet

Forms for Adults

Forms for Minors

Updated forms for minors coming soon.

ILS encourages parents to contact us for advice about minor name/gender marker changes in your county. For advice about your specific circumstances, or for help with minor name/gender marker changes, please complete an online intake here and put LGBT name change in the problem description.  Someone from the LGBT project will contact you to follow up and get more information. You can also call us at 317-829-3180  or email us at lgbtgroup@ilsi.net  to schedule a phone intake.

Last updated on April 9, 2022
Name and Gender Marker Forms
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