Thread: transgender and moving to Geneva--what can I expect?
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Old 18.09.2009, 09:08
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Re: transgender and moving to Geneva--what can I expect?
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I don't carry my permit anywhere! I keep a photocopy in my purse as a sort of vague evidence that could be backed up by producing the real one, but a lot of the time (taking the kids to school, etc) I don't even have that with me.

Do you have a link, please, stating that it's the law to carry it? I'm very law-abiding so like to follow the rules for a simple life, but I've never come across this.

Thanks a lot

kodokan
As there is no obligation of possessing a passport or an ID card, there is also theoretically no obligation to carry it in general.

I have never seen a law stating you have to carry it, just general guidance.
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