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> I believe the US has a national ID scheme, just not a mandatory one. You need to request an ID card (though the vast majority of people just use their driving
by tablespoon 5y ago
> I believe the US has a national ID scheme, just not a mandatory one. You need to request an ID card (though the vast majority of people just use their driving license), but just like you need to proactively get your ID card issued and renewed in France.
It has national ID standards for drivers licenses, but as far as I know it doesn't issue any kind of national-level ID document besides passports (and passport cards), and you can only get those as a citizen.
- cm2187 5y agoAre non citizens allowed to vote in state and federal elections?
- tablespoon 5y ago> Are non citizens allowed to vote in state and federal elections? No. I kinda lost sight of the context. Also, IIRC, passports are one of the harder and more expensive forms of ID to get.