TxLobo wrote:MamaK wrote:
Yeah, I'm mad. We had a young man come in with two fake I.D.s . One had a skewed picture of the boy in front of a bookcase and said "Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation" underneath it said "Federal ID" . I ran his licensing number through the TXDLR's website and it was a no go. (I figured) I even called them up, they ran his info, even ran his soc - no go. During this time he was ticked that I would dare verify his ID ( I can be charged for printing people without a valid ID) - while I was holding for a TXDLR rep, he called up Morphotrust and told them he had a Federal ID - so in my other ear I have a Morphotrust rep telling me I should accept the ID. <snip>

MamaK,
several years ago, there was an ID shop set up in Austin, at the 290 Flea market. The guy was creating ID cards from a stand that was set up. For like 20.00, he would take your picture, and then put "your' information on the card. I watched several kids that I would swear were under 21 getting ID's made that said they were a couple of months over the 21 year old age. I did see one of the cards that looked like a Texas ID card, (before the hologram coating) that had "Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation" stamped on the top of it..
I'm still waiting for my DPS overlords to come. (save me DPS, save me!) I'm doing a lot of reprints right now because of the mistakes of former printers. I'm also in another unique ID mess - a nonenglish speaking client brought in a valid Texas state identification card. I printed her, made sure I got all the markers, the quality was awesome, I verified her information with my terribad Spanish (numbers, name, all matched up) - she came back and left her rejection letter on my desk - because it is in English, she can't read it (she thought I could go in and fix her prints...)

. Whoever helped her book that first appointment isn't helping her now,and so she shows up daily wanting to be printed. I can't print anyone unless they make an appointment with "the company", reprints have to call "the company" to book. I called the school that sent her over and no response, I called TEA to ask them to get a translator to explain to this client that she must book her own appointment and their response was "What do you mean that she doesn't speak English?"...
So, now I'm waiting to hear back from the FBI - because I have no possible way of verifying if someones social # is valid and the third party fingerprint software requires a social in three different spots in the digital form. Frankly, if her social isn't valid, her prints will continue to be rejected. It irks me that the one thing that I can't verify, is required in the software to proceed with printing.