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So at BEST it would take 3 months. And anything prior To 1990 would require a MANUAL records searchYou easily get that from the State Department you fucking dolt.
How to Replace or Amend a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA)
Information on how to replace or amend your Consular Report of Birth Abroad, known as a CRBA.travel.state.gov
Is that all you need? Not for full voting rightsAnd you don’t have a social security number? LOL
We agree on one thing. The suppressive AZ law is designed for a demographic Repubs believe will vote for the other side. It has nothing to do with actual election integrity, only the perception of such. Since the US doesn't have a voter fraud problem.The only eligible voters that will be disenfranchised are the ones that are either too lazy or too stupid to get an ID. And they're all Democrats. MAGA
We agree on one thing. The suppressive AZ law is designed for a demographic Repubs believe will vote for the other side. It has nothing to do with actual election integrity, only the perception of such. Since the US doesn't have a voter fraud problem.
Citizenship Requirement
Only U.S. citizens are eligible to register to vote.
Ariz. Const. Art. VII, § 2; A.R.S. § 16-101(A) ; 18 U.S.C. § 611(a) .
- U.S. citizenship must be sworn to when registering to vote.
- Documentary proof of citizenship (DPOC) is required to be registered as a "full-ballot" voter. A "full-ballot" voter is entitled to vote for all federal, state, county, and local races as well as state and local ballot measures for which the voter qualifies.
- An eligible registrant who does not submit DPOC and whose U.S. citizenship cannot be verified via AZMVD records or other record in the statewide voter registration database is registered as a "federal-only" voter. A "federal-only" voter is eligible to vote solely in races for federal office in Arizona (including the Presidential Preference Election (PPE) ) .
Accepted Documentary Proof of Citizenship (DPOC)
"Federal-Only" Voter Designation
U.S. citizenship must be sworn to when registering to vote. Only U.S. citizens may register to vote in Arizona.
If a registrant does not provide documentary proof of citizenship (DPOC) with their registration application and/or it cannot be electronically acquired via AZMVD records or from the statewide voter registration database (and the registrant is not shown to have an F-Type license) , a County Recorder must:
In order to receive a "full-ballot" for a given election, the voter must provide DPOC to the County Recorder no later than 5:00 p.m. on the Thursday before the upcoming Election Day.
- Designate the registrant as a "federal-only" voter; and
- Send a letter to the registrant within 10 business days, informing the registrant that:
- They have not satisfied the DPOC requirements; and
- They must submit DPOC to become a "full-ballot" voter, and must provide DPOC by 5:00 p.m. on the Thursday before any given election in order to vote a "full-ballot" in that election; and
- They will remain a "federal-only" voter until they submit valid DPOC to become a "full-ballot" voter.
If DPOC is given after that deadline, the voter will be registered for a "full-ballot" for future elections.
It's shocking to me that the links says 40K arizonians have been turned away from state registration because they don't have an ID?In a statement, RNC Chairman Michael Whatley called the Supreme Court’s ruling “a major victory for election integrity that upholds a simple principle: American elections must be decided by American citizens.”
Nobody disagrees with the notion of elections being decided by US citizens. Elections ARE being decided by US citizens. Making this law about something else. Like preventing eligible voters from voting.
