Can I get a real ID/citizenship/whatever without my real info
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A lot of the replies here are ill-informed.
I am a retired lawyer who used to specialize in
answering such questions with legal ways to do things:
One item at a time:
1) New Name - If getting a passport in the UK or almost any English speaking country , it is easy, perfectly legal and not any problem to change your name with a deed-poll or simple affidavit that you are using a different name than the one on your birth certificate. In many if not most other countries my clients have gotten new local language names on their passports. In France, Israel , Turkey, & all Moslem countries, the passport name can be a local translation or entirely new. John Greene might become Juan Verde, Yoshiko Midori or ???
2) New birthdate- That is tricky and a gray area. But "honest mistakes" are made in applications sometimes, and so a birthdate in some places might be 06/09/1988, and become 09/06/1988. This is not recommended for most people.
3) New Birthplace: Very often the birthplace name with initials is someplace totally different that the actual.For instance, US in some other languages translates as "E.U." or Estados Unidos. I won't go into details here.
Likewise, City names also can be translated. Just go to Google Translate with your birthplace town or county and see what they say in half-a-dozen other languages.
One could write a book on subjects like this, but above is the "rule of thumb."
PT
I am a retired lawyer who used to specialize in
answering such questions with legal ways to do things:
One item at a time:
1) New Name - If getting a passport in the UK or almost any English speaking country , it is easy, perfectly legal and not any problem to change your name with a deed-poll or simple affidavit that you are using a different name than the one on your birth certificate. In many if not most other countries my clients have gotten new local language names on their passports. In France, Israel , Turkey, & all Moslem countries, the passport name can be a local translation or entirely new. John Greene might become Juan Verde, Yoshiko Midori or ???
2) New birthdate- That is tricky and a gray area. But "honest mistakes" are made in applications sometimes, and so a birthdate in some places might be 06/09/1988, and become 09/06/1988. This is not recommended for most people.
3) New Birthplace: Very often the birthplace name with initials is someplace totally different that the actual.For instance, US in some other languages translates as "E.U." or Estados Unidos. I won't go into details here.
Likewise, City names also can be translated. Just go to Google Translate with your birthplace town or county and see what they say in half-a-dozen other languages.
One could write a book on subjects like this, but above is the "rule of thumb."
PT
Sorry, looks like myself have overlooked this thread.
Let it be said once for all, we don't want such type of threads in the public forums! Next time I will strike warning points without further notice. It is unacceptable information in the public forums and we must avoid them!
You can discuss such stuff inside the mentor group! Hope it is clear now.
Also to @JohnnyDoe - don't offer your help in the public forums for ID faking and darks. So far it was tolerated but from now on all posts will be removed and if required I will go further. We don't want this crap around here.
We can't manage to clean all old threads and posts, but we can stop new ones to be generated!
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Let it be said once for all, we don't want such type of threads in the public forums! Next time I will strike warning points without further notice. It is unacceptable information in the public forums and we must avoid them!
You can discuss such stuff inside the mentor group! Hope it is clear now.
Also to @JohnnyDoe - don't offer your help in the public forums for ID faking and darks. So far it was tolerated but from now on all posts will be removed and if required I will go further. We don't want this crap around here.
We can't manage to clean all old threads and posts, but we can stop new ones to be generated!
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I always referred to replica IDs, which are perfectly legal to own. “ID faking” sounds like the alteration of a genuine document, which is something that I don't recommend. “Darks” is a slang word that everyone uses with different meanings.
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