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Originally Posted by Wizzo
I know I feel better knowing people not even responsible enough to get a id can now decide who leads or government.
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How about we block people from voting because they don't think deep enough.
It cost $40 to get a state ID in Hawaii.
You can't pay the fee for the ID with welfare or food stamps.
So that's how deep you think about things.
You need to bring several forms of ID to get the ID though; like a birth certificate.
Then you have to prove the certificate is real and that you weren't born in Kenya if you are black.
http://www1.honolulu.gov/csd/sid/quickanswer.htm
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How do I get a Hawaii State ID?
Go to a City Driver Licensing Office with a completed application and documents that prove:
Legal Name (birth certificate, US passport, marriage certificate)
Date of Birth (birth certificate, US passport, driver license)
Legal Presence that prove you are legally in the US (birth certificate, US passport)
Social Security Number (Social Security Card, W-2, 1099 Form)
Hawaii Principal Residence (2 documents required: voter registration card, pay statement, utility bill, bank statement)
(The documents listed are the most commonly available. Go here for more.)
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
You are NOT REQUIRED to have a State ID. It is voluntary and usually for people who don't have a driver license.
Satellite City Halls DO NOT issue the State ID.
You have to apply in person at a Driver License Office.
All documents must be originals or certified copies. Notarized copies or faxes are NOT accepted.
It costs $40 except for those that have legal presence limited terms for their legal stay in the U.S.
You must be 10 years old or older to apply. If you are at least 10 years old and under the age of fourteen years, your parent or guardian must apply for you.
You will be issued a temporary paper ID. The card will be mailed to you within 2 - 4 weeks.
The State ID is good for 8 years and expires on your birthday. It expires on the date of your legal stay in the US expires for those who are here temporarily, for example, if you are here with a VISA.
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