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How to Remove Your Name from the Organ Donation Registry. For whatever reason, you might change your mind about donating your organs. While it's easy to become an organ donor, finding out how to remove your name from the organ donor.

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How To Remove Organ Donor On License

Donate your organ to a family member, friend, or stranger. There are several different kinds of organ donation depending on who the recipient might be. Most living donations occur because of a close personal relationship with the recipient, though some donors choose to help strangers as well.

• Directed donation. In a directed donation, a donor names a specific organ recipient. Usually this is a family member or friend.^[36] Directed donations among biologically related persons can help the organ recipient have a more successful outcome and reduces the risk of organ rejection.^[37] The recipient's transplant center will help determine whether a directed donation is medically possible from a particular donor.
• Non-directed donation. In a non-directed donation, a donor decides to donate an organ altruistically, to a total stranger. The donor and recipient might never even meet. In this case, a transplant center will determine who will receive the organ based on medical and tissue compatibility.^[38]
• Paired donation. A paired donation can take place when multiple living donors wish to help their respective family members or friends but cannot due to incompatible blood types. In this case, a transplant center might facilitate a paired donation, in which the transplant recipients 'trade' their donors. For example, Living Donor A and Recipient A do not share the same blood type. Living Donor B and Recipient B also do not have the same blood type. However, Living Donor A shares Recipient B's blood type, and Living Donor B shares Recipient A's blood type. In this case, a paired donation will allow each living donor to help a loved one by donating to a stranger who happens to share their blood type.^[39]