and how could someone do that|||Yes, I do know how it can be done.Several ways.
One is.... I know a guy, I know a guy....
You can buy some fake ID%26#039;s near the Mexican border,both sides. Plus they are available in many immigrant communities in the US but be warned, that can be dangerous and they ID may not hold up to scrutiny.
You can search some out-of-the-way counties records for a death of a baby close to your age, get a copy of the birth certificate and apply for a social security card, then drivers license, followed by credit cards and then a passport. You pick a county that is so out there they are either not computerized or the old records from long ago are not added to the computer records. This way the name will not show up on social security records as being listed to a deceased person
That is almost fool-proof but you will also need a reason why you never applied for the ID%26#039;s before now. Claim to have been a shut in of your parents who recently passed on. Now you are making your own way in the world.|||not really|||Sure have, often.|||Yes.|||Yes, sadly.
But even if I were, I%26#039;d still somehow turn into me.|||Yes, I definitely have... but I dont know how to do that.|||yes, like on sleeping with the enemy.|||Who says I haven%26#039;t. it is difficult now but was easy 15 years ago.|||Yes I kind of have before.
But moving to a different state was close enough.|||Yes, I%26#039;ve thought about that. I don%26#039;t think I could go threw with it though. It%26#039;s not something easy you can just go and do.|||Yeah, Sometimes|||Yes! So many times.|||i would love to do that i have twins and im 15 also a time machine too go back intime and stop your parents from ehem.. *cough cough*|||No i haven%26#039;t. and I don%26#039;t know.
sorry.|||Oh, so many times,
I know of only one who did this, he had to get a new ss# and fake ID.
I don%26#039;t know how he did it, but he never got caught|||Yes, I have actually done that, and not by choice but desperation. Happy now!|||sometimes. but i know i really wouldn%26#039;t. i could never leave all my animals, and there%26#039;s too many to fit in my car. :)|||I%26#039;ve done it Cavey, not changing my ID and all that but I have gone far away to start over and you know what?
I woke every day the same old person no matter how hard I tried to be something different.
Word to the wise or whatever.|||You get a yahoo account and come to P%26amp;S and start over. Everyday.|||I have - just to relieve some stress, but there are too many good things I would be leaving behind!!!
Don%26#039;t worry - blue skies are coming your way!!!!!!|||Actually our family did have to do about that for 5 years...now we%26#039;re okay.
If someone really didn%26#039;t want to be found, the #1 place to hide out is New York City...there are too many people there for an individual to be easily found. (Also, there are far more %26#039;under-the-table%26#039; jobs there, where one would not be tracked by one%26#039;s social security number).
My friend%26#039;s son was threatened with jail time (though a minor). He purchased a NY phony ID for only $5 (but it did NOT scan). He went out there for a few months and worked...but wound up coming back, and was caught within a day...and did spend some months in adult county jail.|||~In a sense, I%26#039;ve done just that and I can%26#039;t say anymore|||Yes, but you would really have to think about extradition laws in doing that. If you were found so to say...|||I have.
I can%26#039;t|||Tijuana maybe? How about Argentina? But Antarctica is still the best.|||I did. I%26#039;m where I want to be now. It took guts to get out of the life I was in and move where my heart has been.|||Yes I have, and did everything except change my name, and my past has never caught up with me.
If it does now it will no longer matter.|||Wouldn%26#039;t be something I would like to do, because I would always know the truth who I am really are. Must be kind of hard to have inner peace, when you know, you are not who you really are.
You still could start over again, without having your identity changed.
