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Old Jan 16th 2016, 6:56 am
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Originally Posted by PB65
Just for info no government ID cards in UK only passports and driving licences although might be some sort of cards for over 18s to buy alchohol if no passport or licence not sure on that.
Ah yeah I knew that, I was speaking of most EU countries aside from the UK...
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Default Re: Can 16 year old Canadian citizens apply for a passport on their own?
Originally Posted by PB65
Just for info no government ID cards in UK only passports and driving licences although might be some sort of cards for over 18s to buy alchohol if no passport or licence not sure on that.
There's a 'CitizenCard' for proof of age/ID but it's not government issued. Most people just apply for a provisional driving licence whether they intend to learn to drive or not. It didn't use to be much of an issue (I was being served in my local pubs from the age of 15 and I looked younger) but there was a widespread crackdown about ten years ago and now the person serving gets fined rather than the establishment so staff are now a lot more wary.
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