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Re: IMO, they should be acceptable forms of ID even w/o
Posted by  JanetK_CA of CA on 4/10/21 3:20pm Msg #631133
"Wouldn't that make it exactly the same circumstance of some military ID we are not able to accept because it does not have all the required information?"

Yes, like you said, if we were allowed to use common sense, that would be the case. But passports are listed separately under (A)(1) of Civil Code 1185. Military IDs are listed under (A)(2), the section that includes the requirement for a physical description. Who knows... maybe some day we'll all be carrying our own scanners or chip readers to ID people. Wink

One thing that's always bugged me is that foreign passports are also listed under (A)(2) which, since I've never seen one that has a physical description (let alone one that I could read), technically means that we can't accept anything but US passports. Maybe that's what the drafters of that law intended, but I've always found that difficult to believe.

I know this issue has been discussed here before many times. Some of us have even been told by the SOS office staff that we CAN accept foreign passports, but I still think that's an area of our state code that either needs to be fixed or the intent clarified. (Maybe I should try again now that we have another new SOS. Wink)
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 Passport card as ID? - Jennifer Mumford on 4/9/21 1:58pm
 Re: Passport card as ID? -  Yoli/CA on 4/9/21 2:51pm
 Re: Passport card as ID? - Jennifer Mumford on 4/9/21 4:28pm
 I thought those did not have signatures? n/m - ananotary on 4/9/21 3:56pm
 Re: I thought those did not have signatures? -  Yoli/CA on 4/9/21 4:25pm
 There aren’t any signatures on the passport card n/m - FlaNotary2 on 4/10/21 12:23pm
 I thought acceptable forms of ID had to have a signature. n/m - Linda_H/FL on 4/10/21 12:54pm
 Yes in Florida - FlaNotary2 on 4/9/21 4:20pm
 Re: Yes in Florida - Jennifer Mumford on 4/9/21 4:35pm
 Re: Yes in Florida - Luckydog on 4/9/21 5:39pm
 Re: Passport card as ID? - Calnotary on 4/9/21 10:09pm
 Re: Passport card as ID? - pdl/cali on 4/9/21 11:00pm
 Re: Passport card as ID? - Luckydog on 4/10/21 10:52am
 Re: Passport card as ID? - Calnotary on 4/10/21 4:15pm
 Re: Passport card as ID? - Linda_H/FL on 4/11/21 8:56am
 Re: Passport card as ID? - Luckydog on 4/11/21 12:43pm
 Yes I use it all the time. - Gavina Franklin on 4/9/21 11:08pm
 IMO, they should be acceptable forms of ID even w/o - ananotary on 4/10/21 2:13pm
 Re: IMO, they should be acceptable forms of ID even w/o -  JanetK_CA on 4/10/21 3:20pm
 Re: IMO, they should be acceptable forms of ID even w/o - ananotary on 4/10/21 3:55pm
 Re: IMO, they should be acceptable forms of ID even w/o - Jennifer Mumford on 4/12/21 3:53pm
 Re: IMO, they should be acceptable forms of ID even w/o -  JanetK_CA on 4/13/21 2:51pm
 Received CA SOS response: -  Yoli/CA on 5/5/21 11:07am



 
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