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Sounds good. So technically an ID is not needed. Just to make sure we are on the same page, we are equating "ID" to a physical identification card, right? Si
by RandomBacon 7y ago
Sounds good. So technically an ID is not needed.
Just to make sure we are on the same page, we are equating "ID" to a physical identification card, right? Since I think that's what this conversation stemmed from.
I bet those credit unions were just running my Social Security Number against a database to make sure it matched with the name, DOB, etc I provided.
I wonder if there is a legal definition of "verify" when it comes to banks and customers. Verifying could just be asking the customer, what their name is.
- asabjorn 7y agoSince they need to verify your address as well I presume IDing with social security card also require providing a piece of mail. Getting someone’s social security card is hard so this plus a piece of mail or government picture IDs seem fair for an election. Basically, the banking bar.