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Wouldn't work in the UK since we don't have ID cards.
by jjgreen 5y ago
Wouldn't work in the UK since we don't have ID cards.
- _Microft 5y agoHow do you identify yourself if required for some reason? For example when interacting with an office or when you have to cast your ballot in an election?
- jjgreen 5y agoFor offices, typically a utilities bill (with your name and address on it) will suffice. Voting only requires a voting card which is sent to your address. Registration to vote is mandatory and requires your National Insurance number, but the penalty for not registering is small (a fine of £80 IIRC) and rarely enforced.