[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

OMG! I'm not gonna be able to sleep for a week! Oh, if only I could un-see that!!

😬😬😬

[Larchap49]

Originally Posted by mtdjed

TSA Precheck Questions regarding gender currently only allow M or F. But apparently your choice. Either one is OK. But they plan to provide more options in the near future.
Why do they even ask if it does not matter?

The Questions

Am I required to select the gender that matches the gender on my identity documentation?

You can now select your preferred gender, even if the gender you select does not match the gender on your supporting documentation (such as birth certificate, passport, or state ID). You can select “M” or “F” which are the gender options currently available.

Is medical certification required to change the gender options for TSA PreCheck®?

Medical certification is not required to change the gender options on your TSA PreCheck® application. If you are a member of the TSA PreCheck® Application Program, you may call (855) 347-8371 weekdays, between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. ET, to request a change of your gender options in your records. You may also submit your inquiry online. Please note, updating your gender is not required to receive TSA PreCheck® screening. You will receive TSA PreCheck® screening even if your current gender differs from the gender you provided when you enrolled in TSA PreCheck®.

What does it mean that I can self-select my preferred gender during the TSA PreCheck® application process?

You can select the gender you would like in your TSA PreCheck® record by simply checking “M” or “F”. Medical certification or a physician’s letter is not required when enrolling with a gender that does not match the gender on your identification documents.

Do I need to have the gender on my birth certificate, passport and/or driver’s license changed before I can get it changed on my TSA PreCheck® application?

No, the gender on your identification documents does not need to match the gender you select on your TSA PreCheck® Application.

If I identify as neither male “M” or female “F” or I have identity documentation in a non-binary gender, can I apply with a non-binary gender options or no gender options?

You can still apply for TSA PreCheck® but you must select “M” or “F” which are the gender options currently available. TSA is in the process of adding a third gender option for non-binary, intersex, and gender non-conforming individuals but cannot provide an exact timeline for when we will begin offering a third gender options.

Seriously????
This country is on a slippery slope to a sad ending. Sorry for the generations to come

[Larchap49]

Originally Posted by mtdjed

TSA Precheck Questions regarding gender currently only allow M or F. But apparently your choice. Either one is OK. But they plan to provide more options in the near future.
Why do they even ask if it does not matter?

The Questions

Am I required to select the gender that matches the gender on my identity documentation?

You can now select your preferred gender, even if the gender you select does not match the gender on your supporting documentation (such as birth certificate, passport, or state ID). You can select “M” or “F” which are the gender options currently available.

Is medical certification required to change the gender options for TSA PreCheck®?

Medical certification is not required to change the gender options on your TSA PreCheck® application. If you are a member of the TSA PreCheck® Application Program, you may call (855) 347-8371 weekdays, between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. ET, to request a change of your gender options in your records. You may also submit your inquiry online. Please note, updating your gender is not required to receive TSA PreCheck® screening. You will receive TSA PreCheck® screening even if your current gender differs from the gender you provided when you enrolled in TSA PreCheck®.

What does it mean that I can self-select my preferred gender during the TSA PreCheck® application process?

You can select the gender you would like in your TSA PreCheck® record by simply checking “M” or “F”. Medical certification or a physician’s letter is not required when enrolling with a gender that does not match the gender on your identification documents.

Do I need to have the gender on my birth certificate, passport and/or driver’s license changed before I can get it changed on my TSA PreCheck® application?

No, the gender on your identification documents does not need to match the gender you select on your TSA PreCheck® Application.

If I identify as neither male “M” or female “F” or I have identity documentation in a non-binary gender, can I apply with a non-binary gender options or no gender options?

You can still apply for TSA PreCheck® but you must select “M” or “F” which are the gender options currently available. TSA is in the process of adding a third gender option for non-binary, intersex, and gender non-conforming individuals but cannot provide an exact timeline for when we will begin offering a third gender options.

Seriously????
This country is on a slippery slope to a sad ending. Sorry for the generations to come

[Larchap49]

Originally Posted by mtdjed

TSA Precheck Questions regarding gender currently only allow M or F. But apparently your choice. Either one is OK. But they plan to provide more options in the near future.
Why do they even ask if it does not matter?

The Questions

Am I required to select the gender that matches the gender on my identity documentation?

You can now select your preferred gender, even if the gender you select does not match the gender on your supporting documentation (such as birth certificate, passport, or state ID). You can select “M” or “F” which are the gender options currently available.

Is medical certification required to change the gender options for TSA PreCheck®?

Medical certification is not required to change the gender options on your TSA PreCheck® application. If you are a member of the TSA PreCheck® Application Program, you may call (855) 347-8371 weekdays, between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. ET, to request a change of your gender options in your records. You may also submit your inquiry online. Please note, updating your gender is not required to receive TSA PreCheck® screening. You will receive TSA PreCheck® screening even if your current gender differs from the gender you provided when you enrolled in TSA PreCheck®.

What does it mean that I can self-select my preferred gender during the TSA PreCheck® application process?

You can select the gender you would like in your TSA PreCheck® record by simply checking “M” or “F”. Medical certification or a physician’s letter is not required when enrolling with a gender that does not match the gender on your identification documents.

Do I need to have the gender on my birth certificate, passport and/or driver’s license changed before I can get it changed on my TSA PreCheck® application?

No, the gender on your identification documents does not need to match the gender you select on your TSA PreCheck® Application.

If I identify as neither male “M” or female “F” or I have identity documentation in a non-binary gender, can I apply with a non-binary gender options or no gender options?

You can still apply for TSA PreCheck® but you must select “M” or “F” which are the gender options currently available. TSA is in the process of adding a third gender option for non-binary, intersex, and gender non-conforming individuals but cannot provide an exact timeline for when we will begin offering a third gender options.

Seriously????
This country is on a slippery slope to a sad ending. Sorry for the generations to come

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by Larchap49

Seriously????
This country is on a slippery slope to a sad ending. Sorry for the generations to come

Blame your kids and grand kids!
Blame your kids and grand kids!
Blame your kids and grand kids!

[joelfmi]

What if you are a he she is that OK

[airstreamingypsy]

Originally Posted by Keefelane66

Another useless post

I know right, maybe the OP is confused about his gender..... that's the only reason I can think of to post this useless post here.

[spd2918]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

Blame your kids and grand kids!
Blame your kids and grand kids!
Blame your kids and grand kids!

No, blame public schools and those that control them. Compete doctrination towards a Cimmunist utopia.

[spd2918]

TSA asks questions to identify people. M or F are descriptors. I'd be surprised to find they were interested in someone's mental illness.

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by spd2918

No, blame public schools and those that control them. Compete doctrination towards a Cimmunist utopia.

I know!
But. It's your kids and grand kids running the schools now.
Not all us old dinosaurs.
We're extinct as far as decision making these days!

[Chi-Town]

I say that if it's an issue in the future just save the fee and move over to the general screening line.

[billethkid]

Originally Posted by HoosierPa

You are the gender you were born with. Period. Any other claim is BS

Concisely, adequately and accurately stated!

Thank You!

[billethkid]

Originally Posted by Larchap49

Seriously????
This country is on a slippery slope to a sad ending. Sorry for the generations to come

So very true.
Special interests, with miniscule representation have become the tail wagging the dog.

The silent majority is willingly allowing it to happen!

[Michael G.]

Originally Posted by Larchap49

Seriously????
This country is on a slippery slope to a sad ending. Sorry for the generations to come

How many times have we, as seniors heard that from our elders
when we were 20-30 yrs. old?

Here's another scary thought, coming back to this world in another say 75-80 years
from now.

[MartinSE]

Originally Posted by joelfmi

What if you are a he she is that OK

Why does it matter? But, if you are a he she, that is fine with me, it doesn't affect me. Just like if you are a Christian, a Jew, a Muslim, an Atheist. Just like if you are a Caucasian, Negro, Asian, whatever.

It should not matter. That is the point. But to many here, what someone else is is the most important thing in the world - today.