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kokonut

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ID isn't required for pharmacy and bank transaction in our state.
 
kokonut said:
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Things that require valid ID:

Driving
Boarding an airplane
Doctor's office
At a hospital
When applying for a job
Pharmacy
Bank Transaction
Applying for school
Applying for store credit
Establish a utilities account for water and light
Purchasing a car
Car registration
Outpatient Testing
Medicare/Medicaid
Open a Retirement Account
Donate blood
Buy a gun
Social security services
Pawn shops
Writing a check
Using a credit card
Buying car insurance
Buying train tickets
Buying annual tickets to amusement parks
Volunteer at Non-profit orgs
Check out a book at a library
Applying for a professional license
Buy a house
Getting an apartment rental applications


And what else that requires an ID?
 
kokonut said:
Things that require valid ID:

Driving
Boarding an airplane
Doctor's office
At a hospital
When applying for a job
Pharmacy
Bank Transaction
Applying for school
Applying for store credit
Establish a utilities account for water and light
Purchasing a car
Car registration
Outpatient Testing
Medicare/Medicaid
Open a Retirement Account
Donate blood
Buy a gun
Social security services
Pawn shops
Writing a check
Using a credit card
Buying car insurance
Buying train tickets
Buying annual tickets to amusement parks
Volunteer at Non-profit orgs
Check out a book at a library
Applying for a professional license
Buy a house
Getting an apartment rental applications


And what else that requires an ID?
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It is depending on states.

Medicare/Medicaid only require birth certificate and SSN card, not photo ID.

The voting is citizen rights, anyway.
 
BUYING ALCOHOL/TOBACCO require an ID.

It is illegal to drive with ID. :lol:
 
authentic said:
BUYING ALCOHOL/TOBACCO require an ID.

It is illegal to drive with ID. :lol:
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If you are over 40 years old so most stores won't bother you to ask for ID to buy alcohol.
 
airportcop said:
It probably should be!
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You are not charge to change our state laws, however if bankers know about you so they won't bother to ask for ID.

Please do it in Missouri that where you live in.
 
I just bought a truck from a private seller and he never asked me to show ID.
 
Glenn said:
I just bought a truck from a private seller and he never asked me to show ID.
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Not quite the same. Although it's ironic when at the Dept of Justice building you are required to show your ID in order to get into the front door but elsewhere they don't require IDs for voting or registering. Got some real dumb people there nowadays.
 
kokonut said:
Not quite the same. Although it's ironic when at the Dept of Justice building you are required to show your ID in order to get into the front door but elsewhere they don't require IDs for voting or registering. Got some real dumb people there nowadays.
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ID are required for voting in our state, period.
 
airportcop said:
It probably should be!
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That's assuming he knows what he's talking about.

I live in a tiny community- so tiny, that although I live ten miles outside of town, the post office will deliver mail addressed only by my name and zip code. I can go to the bank in my small town and cash a check without ID. But I can't go to another branch in a larger town and do the same thing.

that small town bank also refused to cash checks for my dad when he had dementia- even though my mother had not filed the proper paperwork yet and he did have valid I.D. If somebody had complained, they would have been in trouble, but nobody was going to complain- dad might have, if he'd known how, but being as he had dementia, he couldn't.

but in both cases, it's not that ID isn't required by law or by bank policy, it's that the local branch quietly ignored the rules, which I appreciate, because they knew me and my parents and didn't need ID to prove it.
 
For jobs, my experience about back in 2006, I only need have original birth certificate and SSN card before get hired so no driver license needed.
 
Grayma said:
That's assuming he knows what he's talking about.

I live in a tiny community- so tiny, that although I live ten miles outside of town, the post office will deliver mail addressed only by my name and zip code. I can go to the bank in my small town and cash a check without ID. But I can't go to another branch in a larger town and do the same thing.

that small town bank also refused to cash checks for my dad when he had dementia- even though my mother had not filed the proper paperwork yet and he did have valid I.D. If somebody had complained, they would have been in trouble, but nobody was going to complain- dad might have, if he'd known how, but being as he had dementia, he couldn't.

but in both cases, it's not that ID isn't required by law or by bank policy, it's that the local branch quietly ignored the rules, which I appreciate, because they knew me and my parents and didn't need ID to prove it.
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I understand but I fail to see the problem when it comes to voting. It really just protects everyone and keeps them honest and it is so simple to get!
 
airportcop said:
I understand but I fail to see the problem when it comes to voting. It really just protects everyone and keeps them honest and it is so simple to get!
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The ID is required for voting in Alabama and it has been after 9/11/2001, confirmed by my family. You can show birth certificate, SSN card, passport, driver license, voter registration card or any documents that verify your identify.

In California, I'm not required to have ID for voting.
 
I went to see ENT specialist today and no ID required.

I went to pick the pharmacy so no ID required, however I have to show ID to buy Sudafed (Pseudoephedrine).
 
Check with Driver's license office for a State issue photo ID card for my daughter as she doesn't want a driver's license. I have to have her:

Social Security card
Birth Certificate (must be state issued, not hospital issued)
2 pieces of mail sent to our current address that are not catalogs or magazines.
A marriage license (if she were married).
Passport (if she had one)

Now, they would not accept her Social Security card as I never let her sign it. If I come back another day, then we get to wait in line all over again and they will take it if she signed it.

And - any time we use our debit card here in town, we MUST show a valid photo ID.
 
KristinaB said:
Check with Driver's license office for a State issue photo ID card for my daughter as she doesn't want a driver's license. I have to have her:

Social Security card
Birth Certificate (must be state issued, not hospital issued)
2 pieces of mail sent to our current address that are not catalogs or magazines.
A marriage license (if she were married).
Passport (if she had one)

Now, they would not accept her Social Security card as I never let her sign it. If I come back another day, then we get to wait in line all over again and they will take it if she signed it.

And - any time we use our debit card here in town, we MUST show a valid photo ID.
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Oh really, in here, we need show ID in some stores when purchase with credit card only, however PIN based debit card - no ID needed at all.
 
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