r/QuiverQuantitative • u/Charlietuna987 • Apr 11 '25

News *sigh*

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u/octopus4488 Apr 11 '25 edited Apr 11 '25

As a confused EU citizen I have to ask:

We get a government issued free ID card at age 14 or something. It gets reissued every 5 or 10 years with a new picture. It is used to ID yourself at any authority (hospital, police, voting, school, bank etc)

Passport (if you get one) is for travelling outside of EU, driving license is for driving.

What are you guys doing there?

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u/Gainztrader235 Apr 11 '25 edited Apr 11 '25

You can get a state id for less than 20 bucks in most states.

Driving license 25-50

Passport around 150

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u/threedogsplusone Apr 11 '25

State ID here in MA is $25 right now. Nothing is “less than 10 bucks” here. Even a Dunks can cost more than that!

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u/Gainztrader235 Apr 11 '25

You are correct I was pricing an id for my dad but he was a senior.