[Nfbf-l] State ID

[Mark Tardif]

I wasn't aware that you could do that.  That particular card I always keep 
by itself, separate from other cards so I can always get it out quickly if I 
need to do so.

Mark Tardif
Welcome to my planet
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From: <lappland at bellsouth.net>
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Subject: Re: [Nfbf-l] State ID


> Mark,
> Did you get a braille label put on the back of your card that identifies 
> it?
> Sincerely,
> Carolyn Lapp
> Executive Director
> Florida Outreach Center for the Blind, Inc.
> 2315 S. Congress Avenue
> Palm Springs, FL 33406
> (561) 642-0005
> info_focb at bellsouth.net
>
> Please remember to support the Center by making a tax deductable gift of a 
> dollar or more to our worthy programs. Thank You!
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Mark Tardif" <markspark at bellsouth.net>
> To: <NFBF-Leaders at yahoogroups.com>
> Cc: "NFB of Florida Internet Mailing List" <nfbf-l at nfbnet.org>
> Sent: Friday, August 03, 2012 2:52 PM
> Subject: [Nfbf-l] State ID
>
>
>> Well, I just successfully obtained my new Florida ID card.  Because this 
>> has been talked about on the list before and people have struggled with 
>> it, let me just give a brief review of what's necessary.  First, a 
>> warning that the state does not notify you about your old ID being about 
>> to expire.  Therefore, keep track of it.  When you go to DMV, no 
>> appointment is necessary, at least that is the case in this office in 
>> Stuart, but you must bring an original birth certificate, Social Security 
>> Card, and two proofs of your residency in Florida.  Those can be recent 
>> bills you have received with your name and address on them, or they can 
>> be letters you've received from a government agency, such as the Social 
>> Security Administration.  But two of those are necessary.  If you have 
>> your old ID card, bring that with you as well.  I believe if you have a 
>> passport, that can take the place of at least some of that documentation. 
>> It is really a quick process if you have all your paperwork together. 
>> The ID will cost $31.25.  And by the way, if you are planning on moving 
>> to another state, as I am, don't expect that you can get a temporary ID 
>> or some sort of sticker that might reduce or eliminate the cost.  In 
>> someone else's words, there ain't no such animal.  So there you have it, 
>> I hope that helps anyone who might be ready to obtain another state ID 
>> card.
>>
>> Mark Tardif
>> Welcome to my planet
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