Do you have an ID card in America?

No id card. \ r \ There is no household registration system in the United States, and Americans have no hukou. Every time American citizens move to a new place, they automatically become residents there, have the right to manage the local government-the right to vote and other political participation, and automatically enjoy local social welfare benefits. No application, no approval, no household registration procedures. As long as you live in that place, even if you rent a house, the local government will take the initiative to find you and let you exercise your rights. Such as voter registration, jury candidate registration and so on. During the election, the candidate's campaign team will take the initiative to send you campaign materials to seek your support and "management". \ r \ American governments at all levels obtain citizen information from DMV (Motor Vehicle Department). In America, almost all citizens have driver's licenses. According to the American driver's license regulations, drivers must register with the vehicle management office every time they go to a place for more than 15 days, otherwise they will be regarded as driving with invalid documents. Therefore, every citizen who moves will go to the vehicle management office to register the information about the change of residence. In this way, the vehicle management office will have detailed inflow and outflow information of people with driver's licenses, and the local government will also get inflow and outflow information of local residents. \ r \ n \ r \ nIn the United States, a driver's license is an ID card. You need to show your driver's license to fly on a domestic plane, stay in a hotel, and anywhere you need identification. \ r \ nSo, what about people who can't drive without a driver's license? For example, disabled people who have never driven a car in their lives, or elderly people who have recently immigrated. This kind of person will get an ID card. I also go to the DMV to get my ID card. I apply for an identity card in a motor vehicle, and the appearance of the identity card is consistent with the driver's license. I don't pay that much attention to identity cards, probably only Americans do. \ r \ Another channel for the U.S. government to know citizens' information is residents' social security records. All legal residents in the United States have a social security card, and the social security number (also translated as social security number) is unique, which accompanies everyone from birth to death. A person's employment, salary, insurance, tax payment and all social security must be based on this figure, which is the foundation and lifeline of American welfare security. Every time Americans go to a new place, they have to go to the social security agency to go through the formalities of changing their residence, so that the social security department can keep in touch with themselves, give them information and send them good things.