questionnaire:\n\n1.      Are u male or female?\n2.      Nationality:.................\n3.      Do you agree with the intro of ID cards in the UK?\n        Agree            Disagree            Dont Know\n4.      How do u feel bout the UK being the only EU country  without an ID card?\n        Like            Dislike            Not Sure\n5.      Would u stop using ur passport if u have a ID card\n        Yes             No                 Not sure\n6.      How do u feel bout ur personal details such as ur finger print, eye scanning been placed on the national register?\n        Strongly agree  Agree disagree     Disagree\n        Unsure\n7.      What age do u think individuals should be permitted to obtain an ID card?\n8.      Do u think people should pay a fine of £2000 for not having a ID card?\n        Yes             No                 Not sure\n9.      How often do you go aboard?\n10.     Do u think by using a ID card u can save time at passport control?\n        Yes   No  Not sure
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1. Female\n2. British (English)\n3. Agree\n4. Not sure\n5. No\n6. Agree\n7. 15\n8. No\n9. Once or twice a year\n10. No
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You need to become a Uk citizen first.
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Yes you could find someone using ni number but only if there working or claiming benifits.  Have you tried the electorol roll?  Or the last census, all these are easily available online (I often use it to check up on new boyfriend, who they have previously lived with and so on)  If there self employed and have a limted company you can also down load their account to be super nosey!
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First people will want to know if you are Welsh or Irish and whether you are a prophet or sorcerer.  Oh... and is it Britain or do you have a lot Gaul?\n\nAnswers to these particulars will be helpful before giving further consent to a Constitutional Republic.
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Yes I do think identity cards will infringe people's civil liberties. In my view the government is making Britain more like a police state than ever before.
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Here is a list of random questions, both open- and close ended.\n\nWhat is your favorite bird? A hawk\n\nWhere do you want to be in five years? Living in a new home and married to my boyfriend\n\nWhat has been your most enjoyable thing/moment in life so far? Meeting my boyfriend almost 4 years ago\n\nWhat is your "last resort" activity to keep from becoming totally bored? Watch a Clint Eastwood movie (UGH UGH)\n\nDo you have a habit (fingernail biting, knuckle cracking, etc.) and what is it? fingernail biting and knuckle cracking\n\nIf you had to give all your belongings up, what is the one thing you could not part with? My computer\n\nHow many different states/countries have you lived in? List them. 1 ILLINOIS\n\nDo you prefer to be taught, or do you like learning on your own? Both\n\nHow big is your immediate family? Me, my mom, step dad, sister and stepbrother\n\nWhat do you like best about yourself? Least?(best) I have a good personality, (worst) I am overweight\n\nWould you rather be great at one thing, or pretty good at many things? great at one\n\nIf you found a mouse drowning in a pool, would you try to save it?\nYes I would\nWhat are you most comfortable in (clothing)? Comfy pajama pants and a sweatshirt\n\nWhat is the average amount of sleep you require in a day/night? 8-9 hours
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You can take your driving license ID and if you are non-citizen then you can take your passport.Trust me i had taken SAT.
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Yes, there's quite a lot of us from the UK, although we don't all still LIVE there, some of us are in other countries now!\n\nThe UK link at the bottom is a bit of a waste of time ... the questions are still the same .com ones!!!\n\nAnyway, lots of people ask questions like "For Brits only - what does this mean ...??" so just go ahead and post those Qs!!
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I got my passport in 2006, but unfortunately I do not bring it to work with me so I am unable to answer your question at this time
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I agree with Kingston,,make sure you have all your proper and complete documents with you and some supporting documents..get there in time and answers only the questions they are asking honestly so there is no confusions what kind of questions they would ask you which do not really need to think right now...
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It is a good thing you started working on this early.  Trying to get any information from the government is very time consuming.\n\nSince you have already tried on the computerand on the phone, I would suggest you make an in-person visit to the office where you would get a new passport and see if you find out. \n\nMy passport has an address that I can send mail inquires.  Maybe yours does too.  You probably have time to find out by mail.\n\nI wish you the best of luck.
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depends on what country  you're from\n\nNormally just a copy of your birth certificate and some photo id will do. Also you have to pay a fee.
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Basic Family Questions:\n\nDo you have parents?\n - How many?\n - Do either of them do anything you don't like or bothers you?\n - Do they understand you?\n\nDo you have any brothers and sisters?\n - How many __ do you have? (If they didn't say it already)\n - Are they older or younger than you?\n - Do you look up to them for help?\n - Are they doing anything recently you don't like?\n - Do they understand you better than your parents?\n\nIs there anyone in your family you really don't get along with?\n - Why?\n\nDoes anyone in your family do drugs?\nDoes anyone in your family disagree with your views?\nDoes anyone in your family do things that are illegal?\n\n\n... oops, these sound more like Psychiatrist questions... sorry. ^_^() You can pick and choose some, though! ... man, I'm a weird 15 year old...
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What is the English identity? Is it the same as it was a generation ago? A century ago? Surely a nation's character is in a continual state of flux and evolution? I don't think there is anything to worry about, this is business as usual for a healthy country.
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mayhaps you should travel to the uk and find this out. do it for your country man! lol
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The arguments put forward in favour of ID cards are largely a blind. There's little or no reason to believe that these would have a significant impact in fighting terrorism or dealing with illegal immigration and benefit fraud. I've been involved in this kind of area and there is no document that cannot be forged, given the will, money and technology. Terrorists and criminals running major fraud operations are the very people with the will and means to do this. And so they will. Sure ID cards might have an impact on, say, your more opportunist benefit fraud but to nothing like the extent necessary to justify such enormous expense. And don't for a moment believe that even the several billion pound cost presently projected won't rise to a still more astronomical number - this invariably happens with government IT contracts.\n\nSo ID cards will be hugely expensive and of marginal value in fighting serious organised crime. Exactly what does justify the cost ? It's all speculation really but best bet is probably a national database, storing large amounts of data for each of us. Does sound very 'big brother' I know but then we've now reached the point where chips in bins to check we're disposing of rubbish correctly are becoming a reality - bets are off, I'd say.\n\nThe interesting thing about a national database is what would be included ? Name, address, date of birth, place of birth, blood group, driver or not - maybe. But how about criminal record, relationship history, medical history, sexual orientation, employment, income ? How about more commercial information, useful to the private sector. If that sounds ridiculous just think about the ever growing amount of private sector involvement in the public services - cleaning hospitals badly, running prisons for profit. This might be alarmist and wrong but, think about it, what else justifies the cost ?
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1) UK\n2) Yes\n3) Don't know\n4) No\n5) Yes