One of the women, identified only as F.V. in the lawsuit, said looks forward to being one of the first people to update her birth certificate in Idaho.

“I am thrilled and proud that my own state will be updating their policies, even though it required a court order to do so,” said F.V. in a prepared statement issued by Lambda Legal, the law firm that represented her in the case.

“I am thrilled and proud that my own state will be updating their policies, even though it required a court order to do so,” said F.V., one of the women who brought the legal challenge.

In the lawsuit, the 28-year-old identified only as F.V. says she has been living as a woman since she was 15.

That can also result in “outing” or revealing transgender status against a person’s will, F.V. notes in the lawsuit.