Tales from the ARVInn, 1

Chapter 9
AR-Adult Certification Card

Chapter Description: The new ID cards produced for AR-Adults were high-tech marvels, with suitable penalties for mis-use.

Tales from the ARVInn: AR-Adult Certification Card

With the passage of the ARV Act of 2062, a program was established to provide certified identification for all those affected by the condition.  A photographic identification card is provided to each person, which includes the latest in secure technologies, including imbedded colors, a registration number, RFID7 and Cyber3 chip.

These cards are traceable by their owners, using online apps, and may not be accessed by any other authority without a special warrant approved by a federal district court.  Possession of a counterfeit card or the use of a legitimate card by a non-owner are federal offenses and also state-level infractions in most jurisdictions.

Distribution of the cards began in mid-2062 and was 95+% completed within the first year, confirming the need for them.  The issuing authority is the Office of Age Regression Victim Support within the US Department of Health and Human Services. Applications are available through any US Postal Authority station and USPA.gov.

The cards are supported by a secure database maintained by DHHS.  It is linked to birth records in the local jurisdictions which have legal custody of them.  This varies from state to state, but is usually at the county/parish level.  Funding for the local connections was provided in the ARV Act as well.

Written 24 November 2010

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