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So the bank wouldn’t accept ny Maryland DL as a form of ID
Posted by:
Confused one
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Date: February 10, 2019 12:56AM
I seldom go to the bank, but today I had no choice. I went to get a quote on a mortgage. The banker asked for my ID and I presented my Maryland drivers license. He stated that I would need two forms of ID because it was a Maryland ID. Had it been from Virginia, only one would have sufficed. Is this because they give out licenses to illegals? Why is Virginia’s ID more trusted?
Re: So the bank wouldn’t accept ny Maryland DL as a form of ID
Posted by:
Al the answer man
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Date: February 10, 2019 06:28AM
The bank doesn’t trust Marylanders because most of them are libtards.
Re: So the bank wouldn’t accept ny Maryland DL as a form of ID
Posted by:
Mike huntt
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Date: February 10, 2019 06:32AM
Are you a nigger?
Re: So the bank wouldn’t accept ny Maryland DL as a form of ID
Posted by:
chimp out monitor
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Date: February 10, 2019 05:42PM
Yes. MD DOT gives IDs and licenses to individuals that use documents to establish their identity that are of dubious origin - eg., matricular consulate IDs - etc...
Re: So the bank wouldn’t accept ny Maryland DL as a form of ID
Posted by:
Reading is fundamental
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Date: February 10, 2019 05:51PM
Do you read the news dumbass? Maryland is currently in the process of implementing the RealID act. Virginia already has. You need to go get a new license that complies otherwise the bank is the least of your worries. Try getting through security at the airport, renting a car, etc.
Re: So the bank wouldn’t accept ny Maryland DL as a form of ID
Posted by:
Avoiding DMV trip
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Date: February 10, 2019 06:43PM
Virginia is implementing Real ID but most current Virginia licenses were issued before this happened. My Virginia DL is not compliant so I sometimes have to use my passport.
Re: So the bank wouldn’t accept ny Maryland DL as a form of ID
Posted by:
Rule #1
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Date: February 10, 2019 07:18PM
Rule #1: Don't go to a local bank to check on a mortgage rate. They'll take you to the cleaners.
I've always found better rates through Web searches and used on-line brokers to get the best rate. Most were out of state, but licensed to do business in Virginia. When the time came for the closing, they sent out a representative and we sat at the dining room table to complete the closing paperwork. It was all wrapped up within an hour.
I've always found better rates through Web searches and used on-line brokers to get the best rate. Most were out of state, but licensed to do business in Virginia. When the time came for the closing, they sent out a representative and we sat at the dining room table to complete the closing paperwork. It was all wrapped up within an hour.
Re: So the bank wouldn’t accept ny Maryland DL as a form of ID
Posted by:
VA Time
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Date: February 12, 2019 03:45PM
Have you been to Maryland lately? It's like a third world country over there. Especially PG County.
MD = Shady
MD = Shady
Re: So the bank wouldn’t accept ny Maryland DL as a form of ID
Posted by:
sdfew
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Date: February 12, 2019 05:03PM
Rule #1 Wrote:
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> Rule #1: Don't go to a local bank to check on a
> mortgage rate. They'll take you to the cleaners.
Informed consumers with good credit who are dealing with smaller banks and credit unions can usually get mortgages with terms as good as any they can find on the internet.
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> Rule #1: Don't go to a local bank to check on a
> mortgage rate. They'll take you to the cleaners.
Informed consumers with good credit who are dealing with smaller banks and credit unions can usually get mortgages with terms as good as any they can find on the internet.