Thread: Seriousness How do you plan to prove you are a citizen?
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Old 04-28-2010, 08:50 AM   #69
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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe View Post
I think a 10 question quiz containing questions on geography, science, foreign affairs, and govenment would go a long way in proving U.S. citizenship. Anyone receiving a passing grade should be looked on with suspicion. They're probably not a citizen.
This statement is often all too true sad to say!

In the state where I live you have a list of documents that you have to show to get a drivers license to prove your identity... but legal aliens who are Not Citizens also can get a state drivers license.. I don't know if they mark then or not.. A drivers license in the state shows proof of identity but as far as I know doesn't prove "citizenship" ... just proof of "legal residence in the state".
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