ngano naa man jud birthdate ang I.D

[ed168II]

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just want to ask, ngano kaha? do they need to know? i think name would b enough

[diem]

[color=navy]Because there are laws in this country that impose an age requirement for certain civil activities or processes to proceed.

For example if one wants to get married in a civil union, individuals must be at least 21 years old to get married without written parental consent.

So an official, legal ID (i.e. a passport) with a birth-date is very convenient to have around, isn't it?

[ed168II]

school i.d ako g mean..

[brodpoks]

nah... sorry bro! dili sa tanan ID naa imo BD... lain man ang sa amo...
pis!

[abuot]

para na sa mga age limit like kun palit liquor or cigarettes

[WinFlo]

skul ID naku sa una, wala man to birthdate lagi.

[abat]

para d mi kalimot sa imong birtdi nya di ka kalimot mangimbitar namo!

[ed168II]

naa lagi sa san carlos, front pa jud tsk tsk.. pwede ipatang2x? i think it is our right to limit our info

[edgeknife]

I too from usc-main graduate. Our ID before has an birthdate. At that time, i was asking why put a birthdate on that ID.

But i realized that the main purpose of putting birthdate on the school ID is because there are some establishments like movies, restobars, etc. are verifying your age whether you are 18 & above. Example, if you are watching a movie nga R-18 sa Ayala cinema, then ang tan-aw sa mga guards sa sinehan nimo kay murag bata pa ka, then mao na rason by showing the ID to the guard that you are whether 18 & above para makasulod ka sa sinehan.

[ed168II]

can we omit it? personaly?