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October 5, 2026Fake driver's licenses and IDsBefore publication, statements about fake-ID detection technology that rested on a search-result snippet we could not open were removed.

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  • Several agency sites blocked our requests; see sources. Items that depend on them are marked unverified.
  • Fees and rules change. Passport fees are checked against 22 CFR 22.1 on the date shown; confirm on the State Department's page before paying.
  • The rule on non-domiciled CDLs has been changing and is contested; we state only what a California DMV page says.
  • Operation Nightingale figures come from reports citing the Justice Department, not the releases themselves.

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