What is the procedure to get Name and religion changed in Voter Id card in India?
What is the procedure to get Name and religion changed in Voter Id card in India?
Change of name is a special proceeding in court so that the corresponding change on the Voter ID Card will be valid.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Armed resistance against National ID cards?
These things are sick!!! The government will be able to control what you can buy, sell, travel to, what buildings you can enter etc, etc. I'm sorry anyone that wants one of these needs to be executed on the spot regardless if they have a family or not!!!! We all need to visit Holland and Holland of London and buy some serious fire power from these people.
Armed resistance against National ID cards?
First, this is something instituted by the Bush regime, allegedly in response to the threat of terrorists and undocumented (illegal) immigrants. It was passed by the Republican Congress and is now the law of the land.
FYI
The fact that you are openly calling for violence in response to a Bush edict, could find you in violation of the Patriot Act.
Also, intimating about arming to make change to a Bush edict may find you charged as an enemy combatant. You can then be arrested and deported to foreign soil to be held indefinitely. Your right to habeas corpus (be charged with a crime) could be suspended, and your right to trial by jury, your right to a speedy trial, your right to confront your accuser...all can be suspended indefinitely for "national security" reasons.
So...How did you vote?
Reply:Um.....ever hear of VISA, MasterCard, and America Express? How about your little grocery card to get discounts. Gas credit cards? Travelocity, Expedia, Hotels.com etc. Frequent flyer miles. These nation ID cards will not automatically allow you into any building. Security overrides this card. SS card can also track your every move, your calls can be traced from tower to tower. You are already being tracked if you have any of these items.
Reply:Off your Lithium today?
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Reply:You asking a question, or are you just ranting a bunch of useless B***S***?
Armed resistance against National ID cards?
First, this is something instituted by the Bush regime, allegedly in response to the threat of terrorists and undocumented (illegal) immigrants. It was passed by the Republican Congress and is now the law of the land.
FYI
The fact that you are openly calling for violence in response to a Bush edict, could find you in violation of the Patriot Act.
Also, intimating about arming to make change to a Bush edict may find you charged as an enemy combatant. You can then be arrested and deported to foreign soil to be held indefinitely. Your right to habeas corpus (be charged with a crime) could be suspended, and your right to trial by jury, your right to a speedy trial, your right to confront your accuser...all can be suspended indefinitely for "national security" reasons.
So...How did you vote?
Reply:Um.....ever hear of VISA, MasterCard, and America Express? How about your little grocery card to get discounts. Gas credit cards? Travelocity, Expedia, Hotels.com etc. Frequent flyer miles. These nation ID cards will not automatically allow you into any building. Security overrides this card. SS card can also track your every move, your calls can be traced from tower to tower. You are already being tracked if you have any of these items.
Reply:Off your Lithium today?
Reply:ejp that was beautiful
Reply:You asking a question, or are you just ranting a bunch of useless B***S***?
Will you except the ID card come may 2008?
Plenty of other countrys have ID cards(with a microchip inside)already, but this "ID card" could lead to something more sinister. Fortunately, I know what it will lead to. Everyone must be willing to say "NO" when that time approaches and when that time comes? When that time arrives? I am uncertain.
Will you except the ID card come may 2008?
definitely positively no.
See you in jail
Reply:What in hades are you talking about?
There is no federal government ID card coming out in May, 2008. If you think there is then please give the link to the government site that describes this.
It would need to be announced long before May, 2008. There would need to be a lot of preparation for something like that. People would need time to get them and it cannot happen over night. Too much processing and database work would need to happen. Something like that would take at least a year to implement. So, please give the link to the government website that describes this. Do not give a link to any site but a government site. For it to be official, it will need to be a government site.
Reply:Watch out for the black helicopters !
There's no 'new' ID card coming out in May 2008.
May 2008 is when the "Real ID" act takes effect. This law sets minimum anti-counterfeit standards for State issued IDs such as drivers licenses. Those standards also include the tech standards for the microchip storage of the info on the card.
There's no info on the chip or magnetic stripe (Real ID allows for either) that isn't also printed on the outside of the card, and the standards for putting the info on it are public, so anyone who wants to can buy - or build - a reader capable of reading the card and checking that.
For most people there'll be no difference. Over half the population lives in States that already have drivers licenses that comply with Real ID. The last ones will have changed over before May. Current drivers licenses don't have to be surrendered until they expire, so it'll be years yet before everyone has a tamper resistant drivers license.
As an aside as to how HUGE a job a "new" ID card would be, the "Transportation Workers Identification Card" is currently in the rollout process. It's a card that shows that people who need access to secure areas in ports, airports, pipeline terminals etc are who they say they are, and have had criminal background checks. From announcement to every facility in the country being fully up and running by the end of next year will have been a 6 year process - and TWIC only impacts about a million people !
Richard
Reply:I travel a lot on business. I'll do what is necessary to avoid any hindrance in my work.
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Will you except the ID card come may 2008?
definitely positively no.
See you in jail
Reply:What in hades are you talking about?
There is no federal government ID card coming out in May, 2008. If you think there is then please give the link to the government site that describes this.
It would need to be announced long before May, 2008. There would need to be a lot of preparation for something like that. People would need time to get them and it cannot happen over night. Too much processing and database work would need to happen. Something like that would take at least a year to implement. So, please give the link to the government website that describes this. Do not give a link to any site but a government site. For it to be official, it will need to be a government site.
Reply:Watch out for the black helicopters !
There's no 'new' ID card coming out in May 2008.
May 2008 is when the "Real ID" act takes effect. This law sets minimum anti-counterfeit standards for State issued IDs such as drivers licenses. Those standards also include the tech standards for the microchip storage of the info on the card.
There's no info on the chip or magnetic stripe (Real ID allows for either) that isn't also printed on the outside of the card, and the standards for putting the info on it are public, so anyone who wants to can buy - or build - a reader capable of reading the card and checking that.
For most people there'll be no difference. Over half the population lives in States that already have drivers licenses that comply with Real ID. The last ones will have changed over before May. Current drivers licenses don't have to be surrendered until they expire, so it'll be years yet before everyone has a tamper resistant drivers license.
As an aside as to how HUGE a job a "new" ID card would be, the "Transportation Workers Identification Card" is currently in the rollout process. It's a card that shows that people who need access to secure areas in ports, airports, pipeline terminals etc are who they say they are, and have had criminal background checks. From announcement to every facility in the country being fully up and running by the end of next year will have been a 6 year process - and TWIC only impacts about a million people !
Richard
Reply:I travel a lot on business. I'll do what is necessary to avoid any hindrance in my work.
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Is it true if you have a 30% service connected disability that you are authorized to have an id card?
I've heard from other veterans with service connected disability that they dropped the percentage of 100% to 30% for those veterans to get an id card. If it is true what paperwork do I need to take with me to receive my id card.
Is it true if you have a 30% service connected disability that you are authorized to have an id card?
talk to your VA rep.
Reply:If by ID card you mean an Armed Forces ID card, then Yes. If you are an active duty servicemember and receive a service connected diability you are eligible to placed on the Temporary Duty Retired List (TDRL). Once placed on TDRL you are entitled to all the benefits of a retiree including an ID card (and 75% of base pay). You can only stay on TDRL for 5 years and are evaluated every 18 months. If you're condition improves you can be taken off the retired list or if it stays the same you can be transferred to the Permanent Disability Retired List (PDRL). Once on PDRL you're on it for life and are like any other military retiree (now pay is 50%).
Now this is all if you are currently active duty. If you've already left the service and the rating is coming from the VA, then you're 30% rating simply places you on a higher priority list at the VA as far as medical care goes. It also entitles you to some compensation...but you don;t get any ID card as you've already been separated from the military. The Department of VEteran's Affairs is completely separate from DoD and it is not uncommon for people to leave the military and then go the the VA to get "rated." If you've spent any time in the military, you have probably incurred som injury that the VA will give you credit for and even compensate you. But to maintain a Armed Forces ID card, you actually have to beseparated from the military based on your disability and the diability rating must come from the service itself and not the VA m(although after being discharged you can certainly go to the VA and se f they rate you higher - often the case).
Is it true if you have a 30% service connected disability that you are authorized to have an id card?
talk to your VA rep.
Reply:If by ID card you mean an Armed Forces ID card, then Yes. If you are an active duty servicemember and receive a service connected diability you are eligible to placed on the Temporary Duty Retired List (TDRL). Once placed on TDRL you are entitled to all the benefits of a retiree including an ID card (and 75% of base pay). You can only stay on TDRL for 5 years and are evaluated every 18 months. If you're condition improves you can be taken off the retired list or if it stays the same you can be transferred to the Permanent Disability Retired List (PDRL). Once on PDRL you're on it for life and are like any other military retiree (now pay is 50%).
Now this is all if you are currently active duty. If you've already left the service and the rating is coming from the VA, then you're 30% rating simply places you on a higher priority list at the VA as far as medical care goes. It also entitles you to some compensation...but you don;t get any ID card as you've already been separated from the military. The Department of VEteran's Affairs is completely separate from DoD and it is not uncommon for people to leave the military and then go the the VA to get "rated." If you've spent any time in the military, you have probably incurred som injury that the VA will give you credit for and even compensate you. But to maintain a Armed Forces ID card, you actually have to beseparated from the military based on your disability and the diability rating must come from the service itself and not the VA m(although after being discharged you can certainly go to the VA and se f they rate you higher - often the case).
Are there any safety hazards of using visible Photo ID cards at workplaces?
Sure. Why would want to broadcast your LAST name to a bunch of strangers? There could be some loony stalker and strangler taking a fancy to you! I know that most workplace policies and even laws say otherwise, but I think people should be able to display only a first name and a number for identity ... like Jim 2456 or Lisa 9751. Your employer should be protecting your privacy (IMO) and giving your last name to people only on a need to know basis.
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How long does it take to receive the green id card & ssn after your immigrant visa was approved & enter in US?
I entered in US Nov. 21, 2007 and the Immigration said they will just gonna send by mail my green id card and ssn no. Until now haven't receive just wondering... Thanks.
How long does it take to receive the green id card %26amp; ssn after your immigrant visa was approved %26amp; enter in US?
Be patient... december is a slow month due to the holidays
Reply:not enough info here ...
just check this out:
http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bullet...
Reply:mine only took 3 weeks after i entered. as for the ssn, you'll have to apply for it at an ssa office. but you can't apply for one if you don't have your green card yet. so you need to wait for your green card to arrive. but once you've applied, it only takes a week for it to arrive in the mail.
the other answerer was right... it could be because of the holidays that there was a delay. give it until january 21, then call and ask about the status of your green card.
Reply:My husband just got his green card. It took almost one year.
How long does it take to receive the green id card %26amp; ssn after your immigrant visa was approved %26amp; enter in US?
Be patient... december is a slow month due to the holidays
Reply:not enough info here ...
just check this out:
http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bullet...
Reply:mine only took 3 weeks after i entered. as for the ssn, you'll have to apply for it at an ssa office. but you can't apply for one if you don't have your green card yet. so you need to wait for your green card to arrive. but once you've applied, it only takes a week for it to arrive in the mail.
the other answerer was right... it could be because of the holidays that there was a delay. give it until january 21, then call and ask about the status of your green card.
Reply:My husband just got his green card. It took almost one year.
Wiretapping, airport security, gov't ID cards--what happened to the GOP "getting gov't out of people's lives"?
It's a big lie. The Republicans have never really been for getting out of peoples lives. The other big lie is smaller government. (under Bush government spending increased the most in 30 years).
Wiretapping, airport security, gov't ID cards--what happened to the GOP "getting gov't out of people's lives"?
The only parts of government they are interested in getting out of peoples lives are the ones that regulate corporations. (EPA, FDA, USDA, OSHA).....Y'know,.... the ones that are there to keep us safe and make sure big biz doesn't completely screw us over?
Reply:Show me a case where an American citizen has been nailed on illegal wiretapping. Bet you can't find anything on Google.
As for ID cards and airport security... yeah, they suck.
Reply:The republican party is no longer the party of Ronald Reagan. Unfortunately Obama is also for national Id cards. No matter which party we vote in it is big brother watching over us.
Reply:if you think it's bad now just wait until Obama gets into office. Then see what gov't is in your life, and up your *** with the new socialist
helth plan
Reply:Never gonna happen. Tell me, do you trust your government?
Wiretapping, airport security, gov't ID cards--what happened to the GOP "getting gov't out of people's lives"?
The only parts of government they are interested in getting out of peoples lives are the ones that regulate corporations. (EPA, FDA, USDA, OSHA).....Y'know,.... the ones that are there to keep us safe and make sure big biz doesn't completely screw us over?
Reply:Show me a case where an American citizen has been nailed on illegal wiretapping. Bet you can't find anything on Google.
As for ID cards and airport security... yeah, they suck.
Reply:The republican party is no longer the party of Ronald Reagan. Unfortunately Obama is also for national Id cards. No matter which party we vote in it is big brother watching over us.
Reply:if you think it's bad now just wait until Obama gets into office. Then see what gov't is in your life, and up your *** with the new socialist
helth plan
Reply:Never gonna happen. Tell me, do you trust your government?
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