No. The person receiving the money does
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No. In an era of fraud and identity theft, Western Union has become much stricter about such things. In most cases, you will be asked to show an ID, and also to have the MTCN number if you want to collect the money.
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Yes you do need an ID to collect money from Western Union, you can bring along with you your passport or Drivers License along with your Tax revenue Number (TRN) or your Social Security Number (SSN)
yes you can . all you need is an id with your name & age & your picture so they can know its legit .
The fact that the person giving it to you called it a "reference number" and not an "MTCN/Money Transfer Control Number" (the term used by Western Union themselves) is not a good sign.Valid MCTNs are 10 digits, but the only way to know for sure if one is "good" is to contact Western Union. You need the MCTN (and a valid ID) to pick up the funds, but you can also track the transfer on Western Union's website if you have the MCTN. If the website can't find the MCTN you were given, that's a very bad sign.
How do I put a test question on the application receiver has no ID his wallet was stolen
In general, yes. Because of concerns about fraud, most places that let you send and receive money (Western Union, Walmart, and others) insist that you show some ID (such as a driver's license, or something else with your photo and current address) before they will give you that money.
There is no particular obligation for a process server to present ID. Everyone should carry ID on them. If the papers have been legally served, then the lack of ID or refusal to show ID is not a defect in the service of the papers.
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it will showme_myname@yahoo.com or whatever site they build it on like for example it can show @yahoo.co.in if the person build his her id on a yahoo India homepage