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Technically they only ask for 1 of each column, so it's not as revealing as it seems. You could go apply for a new state ID, use that for Category A (revealing
by whorleater 10y ago
Technically they only ask for 1 of each column, so it's not as revealing as it seems. You could go apply for a new state ID, use that for Category A (revealing your address/birthday/weight/eye color/donor status/tiny image of your face), and then send them a gas bill (revealing address and last 4 digits of credit card). Assuming you've done any shopping online in the past 4 years your address is probably already on file, so the only new information they'd have is your birthday and personal stats.
That might actually be worth it if the original comment is correct and they have ~60 pages of information available on file per person.