[usmcobra]

“Yeah? Would you care to cite that statute?”

Chapter 25 of Title 18 of the United States Code addresses various offenses in Counterfeiting and Forgery. The current 45 sections of the Counterfeiting and Forgery chapter essentially fall into four broad categories:

1. Financial obligations (including notes, postage, checks, securities, bonds, coins, money orders, debentures, et cetera),
2. Military and naval discharge certificates or official passes,
3. Transportation matters and motor vehicle documents, and
4. The seals of agencies (including courts, departments, and other agencies).

Feel free to read the sections for yourself but counterfeiting or forging foreign documents or currency are just as illegal as counterfeiting or forging US documents or currency under US law.

Why did Neal Sankey ask you specifically to send it to him and how did he know to contact you?

Did he know you had created this forgery for the purposes of misleading the public into whatever your goals were?

[KenyanBCPunkster]

Chapter 25 of Title 18 of the United States Code addresses various offenses in Counterfeiting and Forgery. The current 45 sections of the Counterfeiting and Forgery chapter essentially fall into four broad categories: 1. Financial obligations (including notes, postage, checks, securities, bonds, coins, money orders, debentures, et cetera), 2. Military and naval discharge certificates or official passes, 3. Transportation matters and motor vehicle documents, and 4. The seals of agencies (including courts, departments, and other agencies).

Feel free to read the sections for yourself but counterfeiting or forging foreign documents or currency are just as illegal as counterfeiting or forging US documents or currency under US law.

Nothing in there covering foreign birth certificates. Those are covered in Chapter 47, section 1028, and that only covers those issued by the US.

Try again.