There are times in our lives when we need to prove who we are or how old we are so some form of identification is needed. I have a driving licence and a passport but some people have neither and have to find another form of ID. Do you carry any information on you that can prove who you are?
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It is always advisable to carry a means of identification, it can save you from a whole deal of problems. First, identification helps set the record straight on your legal status, or right to be in that environment. Most people who fail to show a valuable means of identification are subjected to further search in order to ascertain their true identity. Secondly one may come across an urgent application that needs an ID, and if it is handy it saves the stress of driving home to get one.
Yes I must carry an ID whenever I go. That's a compulsory law in my country otherwise you you'll be on for it. Considering the high rate of insecurity in many countries, its such a good idea for us to carry our national identity cards whenever we go because that's the only proof that we're citizens of that country.
Well in general, most security services in many countries want all people to have reliable identification. It means that the orthorities have a high probability of knowing who they're dealing with.
If they know who you are, then it's easier to track you down when or if needed. This is what is behind the Real act which will shortly be required to fly domestically in the US, or to enter any federal faculty. It becomes much more difficult, if not near impossible, to be anonymous when dealing with the federal government
If they know who you are, then it's easier to track you down when or if needed. This is what is behind the Real act which will shortly be required to fly domestically in the US, or to enter any federal faculty. It becomes much more difficult, if not near impossible, to be anonymous when dealing with the federal government