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Originally posted by seagull
Last time I looked the topic wasn't other members. The topic of this thread is:
Jan, 26, 2010 Obama Going To Trial On His Illegal Alien Status.
Yep, just checked again...that's the title of the thread.
So...
The commentary about other members is now over... We will return to the topic.
Originally posted by Kailassa
Originally posted by zman
I know in my state of New Jersey, that I must have the long form to get a drivers license.
If I had the one that our President shows on the web I would not be able to get a drivers license. Its a short form of a birth record that does not show all the infornation needed by my state.
Also I have to have the long form to get a passport as well.
So the fact that the web version shows he was born in that state, does not qualify him for a drivers license in NJ. With out the long form, showing all the details he would not be able to get into a federal building in my state. Or drive or have a passport.
Are you lying or are you genuinely as ignorant of your own constitution as you indicate? I'm an old granny who has never been out of Australia, and even I know American law better than you seem to.
Each state has the right to set its own standards with official documents such as birth, death and marriage certificates. Every other state has a constitutional duty to accept the official documents of every other state.
New Jersey has to accept the birth certificate Hawaii issues, the one Obama has shown, as legal identification. Every Hawaiian can use this certificate to get a passport, to get married in any state, and to get a license in any state.
Now for the minor issues you brought up:
Unlike Hawaii, new Jersey issues 2 birth documents.
* Certified copies have the raised seal of the office issuing the record and are always issued on State of New Jersey safety paper. Certified copies may be used to establish identity and are legal documents.
* Certifications are issued on plain paper with no seal and clearly indicate they are not valid for establishing identity or for legal purposes. Certifications are generally only useful for genealogy. Certifications of death records do not contain the Social Security Number or the Cause of Death medical terminology.
www.state.nj.us...
The certified copy is the equivalent of Obama's birth certificate, which also has the raised seal of the office issuing the record and is issued on State of Hawaii safety paper. The other certification states clearly it is not a legal document and it has no equivalent in Hawaii, or in most other American states.
Regarding driving licenses, you can get a new Jersey driver's license without showing any birth certificate at all. I would have thought any actual resident of New Jersey would know this.
www.state.nj.us...
Originally posted by zman
Sorry but every one Current NJ license,NJ digital ID, boat license,US miltary ID, US adoption have you bring in your long form of birth to get those so said documents.
Originally posted by zman
Photocopies or certificates from hospitals or religious will not be accepted
Photocopies or certificates from hospitals or religious
entities are not accepted. State law.
Originally posted by Kailassa
Originally posted by zman
Photocopies or certificates from hospitals or religious will not be accepted
Photocopies or certificates from hospitals or religious
entities are not accepted. State law.
Excuse me while I stop laughing and pick myself up off the floor.
Have you seen anyone suggesting a photocopy would be accepted?
Has anyone ever said that Obama only possesses a photocopy of his birth certificate?
No-one is suggesting he could roll up with his laptop, show them the picture or make a copy of it for them, and get a passport that way.
If you get what you refer to as a long form birth certificate from New Jersey today, it will be a notarised copy, signed and indented with the state seal. If a Hawaiian gets a birth certificate from Hawaii today, it will be a notarised copy, signed and indented with the state seal.
Neither are photocopies. Both are legal identification in all states.
If you would like to see Obama's, complete with signature and seal, several pictures of it are on display at Factcheck.
Btw, if you produce the birth certificate your mother brought home with you when you were brand new, the sort that Birthers are demanding Obama produce, you will find it is no longer legal ID in New Jersey or anywhere else.
Originally posted by zman
Again sorry to inform you again. (certificates from hospitals or religious will not be accepted) and since the posted one on the internet is a certificate of birth and not a birth certificate, then it will not be allowed. I know I had both and the only one allowed was the long form.
Originally posted by Lillydale
Originally posted by zman
Again sorry to inform you again. (certificates from hospitals or religious will not be accepted) and since the posted one on the internet is a certificate of birth and not a birth certificate, then it will not be allowed. I know I had both and the only one allowed was the long form.
Please try to pay attention. This has been mentioned MANY times now. Please keep up. HAWAII DOES NOT ISSUE A LONG FORM BC. You cannot demand something that is not issued.
Originally posted by zman
The county of which he was born in , does offer the long form of birth.
And if you do not produce that form in this state you can not get a drivers license.
Originally posted by dereks
Originally posted by zman
The county of which he was born in , does offer the long form of birth.
No it does not, as has been shown to you several times
And if you do not produce that form in this state you can not get a drivers license.
still wrong - where does the documentation say that? but you know that you are wrong, you are just trolling now
Originally posted by zman
US CITIZENS
Civil birth certificate* or certified copy from one of
the 50 states, District of Columbia or a US territory.
From what our president has shown on the web , he can not and will not get a drivers license in this state.
You must have a valid copy of his birth certificate not one from the hospital.
otherwise, no license.
Primary Documents for U.S. Citizens
You must submit at least one of the following:
4 Points Each
-Birth certificate issued by one of the 50 states, District of Columbia, or U.S. territory
-U.S. Department of State birth certificate (Form FS- 545, FS 240, or DS-1350)
-U.S. adoption papers
-U.S. passport (current or expired less than 3 years)
-N.J. Digital Driver License (current or expired less than 3 years)
-Valid N.J. Non-Driver Digital Identification Card
-Valid U.S. military photo identification card
-Certificate of Naturalization (Form N-550, N-570 or N-578)
Originally posted by Lillydale
reply to post by zman
You are not a troll. You are a liar.
Primary Documents for U.S. Citizens
You must submit at least one of the following:
4 Points Each
-Birth certificate issued by one of the 50 states, District of Columbia, or U.S. territory
-U.S. Department of State birth certificate (Form FS- 545, FS 240, or DS-1350)
-U.S. adoption papers
-U.S. passport (current or expired less than 3 years)
-N.J. Digital Driver License (current or expired less than 3 years)
-Valid N.J. Non-Driver Digital Identification Card
-Valid U.S. military photo identification card
-Certificate of Naturalization (Form N-550, N-570 or N-578)
What is the first item on that list?
You and the law in New Jersey
He has shown his birth certificate. Do you know what the different forms in the second one even are and why they are different from each other?
[edit on 1/11/10 by Lillydale]
Originally posted by zman
Again I am neither a troll or do I lie. or you are a troll and you have not got the education to understand the difference of the two documents. The hospital record of birth is the one he shows on the web, yet the required birth record aka birth certificate is needed to get a drivers license , see laws in NJ and it states that no certificate from a hospital can be used, only the state verified long form can be used,I know I tried it myself here in my state, can YOU say that. Please stop lying and destorting the truth.
[edit on 1/11/2010 by zman]
Listen man, you seem like an intelligent guy, and yet you also seem naive about the US government.
The overwhelming evidence is that government's rarely if ever tell the truth. Shall we start the beginning and go through all the decades of lies, scandals, and deception? Do you really need that, or are you one of the smart Americans who doesn't have "Beaver Cleaver" sunglasses on?
Do you think Bush got elected honestly? Do you think that Diebold was lying when it was exposed on 60 minutes that voting machines are rigged? Do you believe what the government said about the JFK assassination? How about 9/11? How about the Gulf of Tonkin event? Did you trust Richard Nixon? How about when FDR took everyone's gold? How about the way Carter handled Iran? What about the Bush regime and their ties to the Nazis? About the only semi-honest guy, and I think he came to change to a more honest guy once he got in office, was JFK, a democrat, and a victim of his honesty.
Friend, you're calling people names and thinking they are being stupid for being doubtful of Obama's honesty, and yet it is you who seems to have "rose-colored" glasses on, ignoring the vast amount of precedent and history before you.
You think people don't trust him because he is black or because he is democrat?
Obama has not kept a single promise yet, or if he has, he has broken far more than he has kept.
A large list can be made of all that he promised about "change" and yet nothing has changed.
Americans are still losing their rights every day, more soldiers are still being sent to new battle fronts,
the terrorist prison in Cuba is still open, fat-cats in failed companies are still getting enormous bonuses at the taxpayer's expense, Iraq is still being raped by Haliberton, and the economy is still being drained of its last bit of life.