NineInchNails
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I just received my ‘lifetime license’ and have NOT yet laminated it. I recall paying $125.00 for this license so that 2 things NEVER EVER happen again:
#1 It can never expire. #2 I’ll never have to go through the BS of getting one ever again.
I read 100% of the literature thoroughly (all 1 pages of it) and the ONLY reference to a copy/duplicate is this phrase:
“THERE SHALL BE A CHARGE OF TWENTY DOLLARS ($20.00) FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A DUPLICATE LICENSE TO REPLACE A LOST OR DAMAGED LICENSE”.
I have pink paper that is a flawless color match 'and white' and access to an amazing copy machine/scanner and software. Couldn’t I simply make 20 copies, laminate them, place 1 in my wallet, 1 in each vehicle, 1 in all my gun cases, and the rest in a safe?
There are absolutely NO state seals, no security markings, or ANYTHING that would be considered as an ‘anti-counterfeiting’ mark/image. It’s just plain text on pink paper. It seems to me that the piece of paper is nowhere near as important as the information that is printed on it.
I even know a notary who will witness and notarize each copy if that would help.
What do ya think?
#1 It can never expire. #2 I’ll never have to go through the BS of getting one ever again.
I read 100% of the literature thoroughly (all 1 pages of it) and the ONLY reference to a copy/duplicate is this phrase:
“THERE SHALL BE A CHARGE OF TWENTY DOLLARS ($20.00) FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A DUPLICATE LICENSE TO REPLACE A LOST OR DAMAGED LICENSE”.
I have pink paper that is a flawless color match 'and white' and access to an amazing copy machine/scanner and software. Couldn’t I simply make 20 copies, laminate them, place 1 in my wallet, 1 in each vehicle, 1 in all my gun cases, and the rest in a safe?
There are absolutely NO state seals, no security markings, or ANYTHING that would be considered as an ‘anti-counterfeiting’ mark/image. It’s just plain text on pink paper. It seems to me that the piece of paper is nowhere near as important as the information that is printed on it.
I even know a notary who will witness and notarize each copy if that would help.
What do ya think?
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