NJ Drivers license requires 6 points of ID - I had a photo license of  
the 'old type' which only counts for 2 points, so when I needed to  
renew a few years ago, I had to produce additional proof.  My birth  
certificate is, of course, in my maiden name, so I had to show the  
name-change-trail through my birth name, my first marriage, divorce  
and my second marriage!  Not having copies handy of my marriage  
licenses, I had to write to the 2 towns in which I was married -  
first in 1972, the 2nd in 1987.  What do you suppose they required as  
proof of who I was?  Yup - my photo drivers license (the one about to  
expire).

Talk about a cat chasing its tail!

Connie Sellitto
Programmer/Analyst
Cat Fanciers' Association, Inc.
732-528-9797 ext 18
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On Jan 2, 2009, at 3:32 PM, Craig Lalley wrote:

> --- On Fri, 1/2/09, Matthew Perdue <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
>>
>> I told her just because the photo ID version had expired
>> didn't mean that I had....
>>
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>
> I had the exact same problem with the bank.  I opened up a joint  
> checking account and they needed my wife's signature on file.
>
> So we put all the kids in the van and went to the bank.  When we  
> got there my wife's driver's license expired two days prior, and  
> they would not accept it as proof of ID.
>
> Strangely we NEVER went back to have her sign the "required  
> signature card"... and yet no checks were ever returned in the two  
> years we continued to bank there.
>
> Common sense only works when the procedures make sense.
>
> -Craig
>
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