WanderID
Identity navigation — SSA gender marker freeze Jan 2025, passport X-marker blocked, Kansas/NC rollbacks, 98.8% LGBTQ+ asylum approval.
Finance & LegalAbout
The SSA stopped processing all gender marker updates on January 31, 2025 — anyone who didn't update before that date has no current legal path to correct their record. The State Department blocked X-marker passports after an executive order; the Supreme Court allowed enforcement to proceed November 2025 while litigation continues. Kansas SB 244 (effective February 26, 2026) invalidated all driver's licenses and birth certificates not issued under sex assigned at birth. North Carolina HB 805 requires old and new birth certificates to be permanently linked. Florida revoked a trans woman's license and is actively enforcing rollback. 48% of trans people with at least one ID document say none of their IDs list the name they actually use. LGBTQ+ asylum cases have a 98.8% approval rate — but 53% with legal representation vs. 19% without. WanderID is real-time hostile-state tracking, safety planning during in-person appointments, and navigation infrastructure that covers what existing guides don't: undocumented applicants, incarceration reentry, DACA, and the spaces between agencies where people fall through.
Features
- Real-time hostile state tracking: Florida, Texas, Kansas SB 244, NC HB 805 rollbacks updated as they happen
- SSA gender marker freeze navigation: what froze Jan 31 2025, what's still possible
- Passport policy: current binary-only enforcement, Orr v. Trump litigation status, what to do now
- Safety planning during process: court appearances and DMV visits while documents don't yet match
- Trans name change workflow (all 50 states): cost reality, publication requirements, safety risks flagged
- DACA navigation: 525K recipients, renewal pathway, work authorization threat in TX
- Asylum: 98.8% LGBTQ+ approval rate, 53% vs 19% representation gap, I-589 support
- VAWA self-petition: I-360 processing 41.5-46.5 months, eligibility, confidentiality protections
- Undocumented: what services are accessible without legal status, no immigration status questions
- Incarceration reentry ID: 17-state pre-release program map, trans-specific documentation gaps