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questionseverything

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3. The Secretary of State in Illinois was on the news saying

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Reply #1)

Tue May 6, 2025, 06:34 AM

May 2025

Even for planes, a person could fly domestically without real id for 2 years but boarding would take longer

While I’m sure a passport would work I’m asking about just a regular driver’s license for the social security building ( since now we have to show up in person for so many things)

We were not worried about getting a real id because we will never fly but thinking of federal buildings, if one is needed for the ss building it could be a mess for people

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Uncertain about federal buildings, but no_hypocrisy May 2025 #1

The Secretary of State in Illinois was on the news saying questionseverything May 2025 #3

I got back from the USA a week ago DFW May 2025 #2

It begins tomorrow questionseverything May 2025 #4

Good thing I don't visit American nuclear power plants more often than once a week when I'm there. Sometimes less. DFW May 2025 #5

Actually I think the passport works anywhere questionseverything May 2025 #8

According to the regulation- Yes underpants May 2025 #6

I applied for mine in late March. ProudMNDemocrat May 2025 #7

All I can say is this. OldBaldy1701E May 2025 #9

It's not a big deal PJMcK May 2025 #10