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Local help in Kansas City, Kansas

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The Kansas City metro has the state's largest concentration of trans health services, anchored by The University of Kansas Health System's gender-affirming medicine program. Name change petitions are filed in the district court of the county where you live: Wyandotte County (29th Judicial District) or Johnson County (10th Judicial District).

Covers: Kansas side of the Kansas City metro (Wyandotte and Johnson counties); some listed services are across the state line in Kansas City, Missouri.

Draft list from organizations' own websites, 2026-09-24. Call ahead: hours and services change.

On this page
  1. Where to file
  2. Name change and ID help
  3. Hormones and primary care
  4. Sexual health, PrEP, and testing
  5. Mental health and support
  6. Sources

Where to file a name change

Court
District Court of Wyandotte County (29th Judicial District) or Johnson County (10th Judicial District)[1]

Can’t afford the fee? How fee waivers work in Kansas

File in your county of residence. The statewide docket fee is $173 plus a court surcharge (about $195 total); confirm with the clerk.

Name change and ID help 1

Hormones and primary care 2

Sexual health, PrEP, and testing 2

Mental health and support 2

Sources

8 sources. Numbers in the text, like [1], point here.Show all
  1. K.S.A. 60-2001, Docket feeKansas Legislature, Law. accessed
  2. Gender-Affirming MedicineThe University of Kansas Health System, Organization. accessed
  3. Planned Parenthood Great PlainsOrganization. accessed
  4. Vivent Health Kansas CityOrganization. accessed
  5. STI Testing and TreatmentJohnson County, Kansas, Official page. accessed
  6. Kansas Legal ServicesOrganization. accessed
  7. Equality KansasOrganization. accessed
  8. Trans LifelineOrganization. accessed