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Pennsylvania

HockeyMom

(14,337 posts)

4. Passport

Reply to JPZenger (Original post)

Wed Jul 10, 2013, 03:48 PM

Jul 2013

Yes, it is expensive and will take around 6 weeks to get it, but a state cannot refuse to take a Federal Passport as ID. I use mine all the time in Florida.

There have been instances where I live in Florida and people have married in another state, and Florida will not issue a Driver's License in their Married names. Passport issed by the Feds in that new married name. Shove it bigot, states. You will not even KNOW that a person is married, straight or gay, from a Passport.

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Pa. Voter ID Law Could Keep My Daughter from Voting - Unless She Buys a Gun [View all] JPZenger Jul 2013 OP

I'm in Philly--can she use my address to make an appointment with PennDot down here? PM me if you msanthrope Jul 2013 #1

Does the Pennsylvania voter ID law Jenoch Jul 2013 #2

Thanks for your response JPZenger Jul 2013 #5

Let her come to Texas. Then she can vote in both TX and PA. Downwinder Jul 2013 #3

Passport HockeyMom Jul 2013 #4

Must she actually purchase a firearm? JoDog Jul 2013 #6

I remember when they expected the law to go into effect Curmudgeoness Jul 2013 #7

That's a good idea. Call your state rep or senator. nt femmocrat Jul 2013 #9

It is crazy that people have to jump through hoops just to vote. femmocrat Jul 2013 #8