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In reply to the discussion: How many can locate their birth certificate in order to vote? [View all]Tree Lady
(13,290 posts)64. We have important papers file
It's in that, but I also have passport.
Its so obvious what they are doing and if congress votes for that, they should all go to prison.
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I was explaining why they can't use RealID for voter registration/reregistration under the Save Act -
Ms. Toad
Mar 20
#110
Those are 'Enhanced ID'. In New York at least, they cost $30 more than Real ID; and both are still being issued
lostnfound
Mar 20
#118
And those of us women who grew up with the tradition of taking husband's surname are gonna have to fight to vote
Attilatheblond
Mar 19
#4
Took first husband's surname because that was the general rule way back then
Attilatheblond
Mar 19
#58
Good luck evading the skin police. And congratulations on hitting the 5000 post milestone.
usonian
Mar 19
#32
In 2019, my dad passed away from Alzheimers. His documentation, DL, birth cert, SS card etc were long missing. My sister
FSogol
Mar 19
#13
My sister got her first passport in the name she always used with just an affidavit from my mom.
pat_k
Mar 19
#26
pat_k..your situation is just like mine. I had to get a family lawyer and all my papers together and let a judge
Deuxcents
Mar 19
#31
If they're gonna require this, then they should extend the hours or make it simpler. What a hassle
Deuxcents
Mar 19
#49
My situation is somewhat similar - I have a birth certificate that bears no resemblance to my current name
TBF
Mar 19
#87
Anyone who is not 'entirely too angry' is perhaps not paying enough attention....
Jack Valentino
Mar 19
#69
and in this context, sounds a little bit like 'mansplaining'.... amirite or
Jack Valentino
Mar 20
#88
Write away for the birth certificate now. Mine came in just a couple of weeks, though it cost $40.
Scrivener7
Mar 19
#38
ACTUALLY, 'married women' according to polls are MUCH more likely to vote Republican,
Jack Valentino
Mar 19
#73
Newsflash: The birth certificate your mom saved from your original birthday doesn't count.
milestogo
Mar 19
#42
I was born in Germany while my father was stationed there during the cold war
LetMyPeopleVote
Mar 19
#46
I have a copy of my birth certificate, but not the original--- nor do I have a passport...
Jack Valentino
Mar 19
#68
Nope, I've only seen it once when my mother took me to get my driver's license
Rhiannon12866
Mar 20
#99