Originally Posted by
doober
You're saying that the post office requires two forms of government-issued ID?
Probably. (See Part 1, box 11 of the
USPS Application for Post Office Box for the verbatim.)
The problem with USPS's requirement of a second form of valid ID, since a Social Security card or birth certificate is unacceptable, is what the hell form of proof is left to proffer them in addition to the usual state DL/non-DL state ID., if not just some other form of gummit ID? I mean, it's just lunacy! I doubt my press ID would work since it has no expiration. (Oddly, it's practically golden at airport checkpoints.
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Don't you love the doublespeak here:
Originally Posted by usps.gov
Privacy Act Statement: Your information will be used to provide Post Office™ box or caller services. Collection is authorized by 39 USC 401, 403, & 404. Providing the information is voluntary, but if not provided, we will be unable to provide this service to you.