Hello 3846
As of this date the following states REQUIRE fingerprints on their
driving licenses:
California, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Texas and West Virginia (possibly optional)
All States APART FROM the following States require a digital photo:
Alaska, Kentucky, Nebraska, Nevada, Oklahoma, Washington State,
Vermont (optional). Missouri, North and South Carolina are exempt on
religious objections.
This information was gathered from the following sites which also
detail machine readable driving licenses:
http://www.networkusa.org/fingerprint/page4/fp-04-page4-winners-losers.html
http://www.mail-archive.com/politech@politechbot.com/msg01749.html
There are also a number of websites that are fighting against putting
biometric information onto the licenses such as this one:
http://www.networkusa.org/fingerprint.shtml
I hope this information was useful to you. Should you have any
further questions on this subject please ask for clarification and I
will do my best to help you out. |
Request for Answer Clarification by
3846-ga
on
14 Jun 2004 10:36 PDT
Hi, I live in Oklahoma, one of the states that you indicate did not
require fingerprinting or digital photo. My son renewed license two
months ago and they DID take his fingerprint for inclusion into the
license itself, and a digital photo!!!! I telephoned to complain and
they stated if I did'nt like it I could move to one the four or five
states that has resisted the governments policy changes. I asked what
states they were and she said she was not authorized to give out that
information. What the hell is going on in the USA??? Things must be
moving fast on this front, could you please recheck. Thank you,
3846-ga
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