3 - What is your sex?

Select either “Female” or “Male”

If your gender is different from your sex registered at birth, the answer you provide doesn’t need to be the same as your birth certificate. Also, you don’t need a Gender Recognition Certificate (GRC).

If you’re not sure how to answer, for example you are intersex, you could use the sex registered on your official documents, such as passport or driving licence, or whichever answer you prefer.

If you consider intersex to be your identity, then you can record this at a later question on gender.

Answering on behalf of someone else

If you’re answering for someone else, where possible you should ask them how they want to answer. If they’re away, select the answer you think they would choose. You don’t need to know whether they have a Gender Recognition Certificate.