Originally posted by: Jerry Ice 33
Seems like an average of about 1.25 to 1.5..........except for the Kevin, who is the self proclaimed smartest guy on the forum but can't seem to be able to navigate getting a birth cerficate replaced. Hmmm......
Don't be a Jerryhole.
Originally posted by: LiveFreeNW
Not all "real id" compliant IDs show citizenship. Some do. If yours says on it you are a citizen you are good.
One does not need to be a US citizen to get a real ID DL. For instance, a Canadian citizen that is a lawful resident can get one.
Correct. The Real ID just verifies you are who you say your are, but nothing about citizenship. However, wasn't a birth certificate required, which would confirm citizenship (if born here, naturalization papers if not I suppose)?
I've renewed online after five years which was easy breezy. I guess they can dig a lot deeper than we know about when applying and renewing.
Candy
