What is someone's identity worth?
156578
as much and in some cases more then they themselves are worth.\nThe identity theif can open checking accounts, credit card accounts etc. and pass a lot of bad checks before the system catches onto him. And this is just the tip of the iceberg.
928539
that would depend on where the person's criminal background is. in some places it is available for free, other places you have to pay, and there are still other places that the information is not considered public record, and therefore not available to the general public.
674422
Internet sites usually  make you pay for that info. USSearch for example. But their search engines are good. You don't pay unless the info they find on the person is the one you are looking for.
368300
Try find some personal paper's belonging to that person,  for example,  a medical card, a payment slip ect., anthing that would have their personal identification number on it! Im not sure the way thing's work over there in America but here in Ireland that's the way we would find it. I really hope that this helps you! Best of luk to you.
600006
If you truely think that it is genuine and worth something, and want to sell it, take it to an appraiser. Personally I like Bonhams & Butterfields auction house. They will have an appraiser determine its value and sell it for you.
573843
The top two authentication companies are James Spence Authentication and PSA/DNA.  The value is pretty hard to determine.
1028096
None\n\nYou would need to ask that person for it..It's called honesty :)
239799
Do you have his social security number and date of birth, that would make it a little easier..... for me to steal his identity.
1051341
Name, Date of Birth, Address, Previous Adresses.  Thats it
635709
Hey im nort here right now \nbut please leave your name, last name, social security number, adress,\nyer birthstone, ehat yer wearing right now, your Moms name, HER maiden name, her social security number, her dress size, \nand anything else that you think might interest me. thanks
1066000
The answer is in my following report: http://geocities.com/identidaddegenero
730391
Don't know exactly, but I do know it is worth whatever somebody will pay for it!  I would ask an owner of a memoribelia shop, but get a couple quotes if you are interested in selling it.
476355
Have an apraiser come out and take a look at it.  I know that is probably not the answer that you were looking for, but I wouldn't trust someone who has not seen it to know what it's worth.
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<identity impersonate="true" />
809044
Given - assuming one is a legal citizen.
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Usually, the worth of any given autograph will depend on a lot of specific details,\n\n1) The date of the autograph.  Depending on the person, early or late autographs can be more valuable.\n\n2) Condition of the autograph.\n\n3) What is the autograph on?\n\nand so on.\n\nFor a generic answer, here is one example of a site offering $100 for a Roy Rogers autograph.\nhttp://about-autograph-collecting.com/celebs2.htm
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Oh, well I would imagine it would then depend on what the document does or what you are doing with that document. I am pretty sure that creating a list of peoples names in of itself is not a problem especially without attaching anything that is actually "identifying", such as SSN, address, date of birth, account numbers, etc. Another issue would then be also whether the document that the names are on would be derogatory or harmful to anyone in someway and how much that harm would cause to a person. (If it's a minor insult versus a major embarrassment, the victim would be less likely to do anything about it). If you are using the document to indicate the person who's name is listed is granting some sort of approval or support, that could open up various fraud issues, etc.