How you know if an id is fake or not?

Answer 1

Hmm, well i guess if someone is fake, he or she might look really plastic and very "act" cause these type of "fake" people like to go for ego rather than originality. And you really can't blame these people cause they may have gone through some hard times and maybe they need an "identity" change so they just go with the "cool" people. No hard feelings yo.

Answer 2

There are many training seminars that show you how to spot a Fake ID.

When being presented with an ID that might be Fake you want to verify the following things (I recommend having a real ID with you so you can compare the two of them and spot the differences):

• Holograms: Check if it has holograms like the original one, this is the first step that might uncover the Fake ID as most of them are not advanced enough to include holograms.
• Picture: See the picture of the person and compare it to the real person in front of you. Check if the person in the image is actually the one standing in front of you.
• Exipration date: See when it expires to see if it might be fake. Some Fake IDs have unreal expiry date that is much longer than the real ones.
• It is always beneficial to ask for more than one identity proofs from the person. Usually, one person will not have fake data in all the cards. The best idea will be to ask for his credit card.
• If at all you have a doubt about the person's identity, you might want to start asking random questions about his qualification, initial names, mother's maiden name etc. If the person is showing fake card, he will hesitate to answer your questions.

Remember that it will be hard to spot the differences if you were not trained properly. The best is to have a real ID with you so you can compare the fake one with the real one and see the differences easily.

Answer 3

To determine if an ID is fake, you can check for security features such as holograms, watermarks, UV printing, and special materials. You can also verify the ID by checking for inconsistencies in the information provided, such as mismatched details or poor quality printing. Additionally, you may use online resources or contact the issuing authority for further verification.