What are the five most important legal documents that people should have?
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A will, a living will, a social security number, a passport, and a driver's licence.  Birth certificate is important but if you have the others it is sort of taken care of.
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Depends on what you are going for... if you are going to visit, just a driver's license and birth certificate.  Passport would be even better.  Your passport allows you to stay up to 6 months.  If you are going to work or school, whole different ball of wax.
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The same as we learn in Kindergarten.\n1. No taking anyone else's stuff.\n2. Keep your own stuff straight.\n3. Treat others as you want to be treated.\n4. Everyone has to chill (nap) at least once a day.\nAnd then one I'd add:\n5. I can make as many laws as I want.
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DMV records of licensed operators and vehicles\nMedical records at your local hospital\nAll of your insurance policies\nAll of your credit cards\nAll of your banking records\nAll of your tax records\nAll of your utility accounts\nYour phone bill and phone records\nAll of your school records\n\nThis is just the tip of the iceberg.  If you can't figure out the importance of databases (and the need for security) then there's nothing that I can do to help you.
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What legal document do you need? You would get it from whatever government body is in charge of storing that kind of document. For a birth certificate example, you would check with the county clerk in the county where the child was born.
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u need thier info like; name, address, social security etc.
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Live your life friend. Be happy in all that you do. Stay well of body. Keep fed properly. Love your children,and take care of your wife.Respect others. Replace ignorance with education. If you are doing some, or all of these things, you are legal to me. A legal human being. Keep God in your heart, and do the right thing. Have a nice day!
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You'll need your birth certificate, of course, and one other form of official i.d., such as a social security card or passport. Tip #1: Pack light.  You can always buy what you need when you get to hell.   Tip #2:  don't let the devil give you a check.
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Record as much information as possible from relatives and family records, such as birth, marriage and death certificates, old bibles, newspaper clipings, photographs, diaries and letters.\n\nconstruct an ancestor chart which includes all the relevant data collected so far. Include as much information as possible regarding individuals with full name, the place and date of birth, marriage or death, education, occupation, spouses and children. This will help you define the gaps in your information and determine what you will need to research about particular names, places, events and relevant dates.\n\nIn order to verify and expand your chart, consult original documents:\nbirth, marriage, death certificates\nchurch records\ncemetary records\nimmigration and citizen ship documents\nemigration and passenger lists\ncensus records\nland ownership and tax records\nschool and employment records\nmilitary service records\nwills\n\n* A library can give you information about certain localities, time periods, individuals and groups of people or where you can locate the documents available elsewhere.
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if amnesty is approved, criterias in my opinion should be:\n1.  learn english\n2.  must know american history\n3.  respect the US and it's people\n4.  must have a clean record, no criminal record.\n5.  must have auto, medical insurance\n6.  must pay tax
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Try these sites, they are for finding legal forms:\n\nhttp://forms.lp.findlaw.com/\nhttp://www.freelegalforms.net/\nhttp://resources.lawinfo.com/
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You should ask for a copy and take it to a Lawyer to have him/her check over the legal ramifications of the document and if your company has any right in doing so.
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3 rules.. Documentation, Documentation & Documentation. \n\nDo not get into a shouting match, do not interupt, listen to the judge, answer the questions clearly, do not get into long winded answers, avoid 'he said, she said' issues, stick to the facts and produce documentation whenever possible.\n\nYou can get statements from people via an affidavit or you can produce them as a witness.
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Use the most basic common sense you have.  Obey all rules, regulations and laws.  Be responsible specially for your own actions and words.  Enjoy your new citizenship yet never forget your mother land and her beautiful custom.  Be proud of yourself but do not be overbearing.
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Well, it seems the answers come logically if we ask this question:\nFor society to run smoothly, what are some basic requirements?\n\nRules might come under the following categories:\n- laws which preserve and guarangtee basic civil and human rights (the points of the FIRST AMENDMENT): freedom of speech, press, assembly, religion, and petition\n\n- laws establishing structures giving legal rights and ownership\n- laws dictating collection of revenue or taxes for the state\n-  laws regarding traveling and travelers in the land\n- laws regulating trade and commerce or affecting the price of goods\n- laws regarding military service\n- laws regarding criminal actions, and dictating process of criminal proceedings, as well as limiting and defining punishments given to people\n-laws governing inheritance\n-laws against hazards to the public safety or against agents that might lead to disease outbreaks\n\nHope these are a few ideas to get you started.
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Besides conspiracy theories and paranoic theology, a document which would spare a person of all the bureacracy in life is welcomed. You should just be careful to police your governemt and not let it do whatever it wants with the information ...
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Try peoplesearch.com they have all sorts of info on everyone, even "YOU". Births, deaths, marriage, school, work history, addresses and yes CRIMINAL RECORDS, If you are prepared to pay for it.