[MarkL]

so they recently drove about 45 minutes to a Department of Motor Vehicles office in Hudson to each get an ID.

So how did they "(drive) about 45 minutes" if neither has a valid state drivers license.

BTW, last year I moved to another state. I was required to present a certified birth certificate. About 20 minutes on the telephone, a letter, and a check for $20, and less than 2 weeks later, I had TWO copies of a certified birth certificate.

Maybe people who aren't capable of getting a certified birth certificate have no business voting.

Mark

[Lizavetta]

I just did the same here in California. Sent in the form with a check for $17 to the county registrar’s office and less than two weeks got a copy of my son’s birth certificate.

[Sherman Logan]

About 20 minutes on the telephone, a letter, and a check for $20, and less than 2 weeks later, I had TWO copies of a certified birth certificate.

I find this really curious.

How did the person you spoke to on the phone verify you were really the person the BC refers to? What would stop me from requesting a BC for someone other than myself?