6 ms·
This all goes back to the social security not being changeable and morphing from some thing to claim benefits with to it being your universal password. In cont
by narrator 3y ago
This all goes back to the social security not being changeable and morphing from some thing to claim benefits with to it being your universal password.
In contrast, I lost my drivers license and in order to get a new one I had to go the DMV in person and put my thumb print on a biometric scanner which pulls up my picture for the DMV person to look at before they authorize the request. I can also file an affidavit of identity theft with a police report attached and they will give me a new license and A NEW DRIVERS LICENSE NUMBER. The federal government trying to shoehorn an unconstitutional universal identity system into social security is the source of all this nonsense.
- hiatus 3y ago> go the DMV in person and put my thumb print on a biometric scanner which pulls up my picture How does the state have your fingerprints on file?
- narrator 3y agohttps://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/driver-education-and-safety/educational-materials/fast-facts/requirements-for-a-california-identification-card-ffdl-6/ https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/driver-education-and-safety/ed... It's a basic requirement in California to get any form of ID.
- hakfoo 3y agoI was somewhat surprised to find that when I got my driver's licence at 39, it was the same number as the non-driving ID card I got issued at 18. So at least Arizona doesn't seem to be eager to hand out new numbers.
- narrator 3y agoThey won't hand out new numbers unless someone has actually used your drivers license fraudulently and you've filed a police report. Seems reasonable enough.