New York Statutes
§ 31-A — Use of preferred name and pronouns
New York § 31-A
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N.Y. Public Service § 31-A (2026).
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§ 31-a. Use of preferred name and pronouns.
1.Every utility\ncorporation or municipality shall provide applicants for residential\nservice and residential customers with a convenient option to request\nthat the utility corporation or municipality use their preferred name\nand/or preferred pronouns in all written or oral communications between\nthe utility corporation or municipality and the applicant or customer,\nas well as all statements or documentation relating to a customer's\nresidential service, regardless of whether such applicant or customer's\npreferred name differs from their current legal name.\n 2. If an applicant or customer's preferred name differs from their\ncurrent legal name, a utility corporation or municipality may require\nsuch applicant or customer to provide rea
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