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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hate to burst the PG Countians bubble, but a DC license is not the proof my HRCS requires. I presented my DC license and filled out the OSSE affidavit and I was later called to bring in very specific proof. In case I was an outlier I won't say what it was. Cheaters get nifty with fraud when in a pinch, so I won't help them out there. Anyways, long story short, I provided the very specific item (because I am a legit resident) and all was well. The item they requested would be hard to forge, so if this happens to you and your a cheater, your ass is grass. Perhaps my charter is more diligent than others, but this may be happening at others because people are fed up with cheaters and cracking down.[/quote]

Let me guess... you live in a house owned by your employer therefore you have no proof of residency other than a written affidavit.[/quote]
Not even close! I own my home in DC and live there. The school asked for a very specific document, which I didn't know was something they would ask for. It was a bit tricky to get it, but I got it and case was closed. The particular doc is something that they can look into further if they want and question others who have no reason to protect me. In my case, the others would verify that I'm legit. But, if someone's faking they would be outed. For example (and this is not what the school asked for), it would be like the school calling DC WASA and asking the random person who answers the phone there if I truly lived at the address I gave. Anyways, in this scenario the cheater won't win.[/quote]

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