Exactly! And most HR departments take a photocopy of your DL for your personnel file.srothstein wrote:Not day to day, but the biggest threat in having the CHL coded on the DL is your boss. A DL is proper ID with a SSA card for your new hire paperwork to prove you can work in this state. My current employer required everyone to show their DL anyway as part of the new hire processing. If we encoded the CHL on the DL, I would almost guarantee that HR departments would be able to understand it rather quickly.rm9792 wrote:Whom do you show it to day to day?
If you get a speeding ticket and opt to do the Defensive Driving course, you have to submit a copy of your driver's license to them. I had to take a copy of my license for the loan paperwork to buy my house (every house, actually). Every time a copy is made, more people know I might be carrying. I'm in the process of getting a port security card, which, while not specifically requiring a dl, that is surely the most accepted form of id.
T.