Anonymous
08/29/2015 18:53
Subject: Why does your ID photo never change in the Federal Government?
Anonymous wrote:I work for DoD. have to get a new CAC card with picture every three years.
+1
Anonymous
08/27/2015 08:54
Subject: Why does your ID photo never change in the Federal Government?
I work for DoD. have to get a new CAC card with picture every three years.
Anonymous
08/27/2015 08:50
Subject: Why does your ID photo never change in the Federal Government?
HSPD-12 badges require an updated pic every 10 years, I thought...
Anonymous
08/27/2015 08:48
Subject: Why does your ID photo never change in the Federal Government?
Anonymous wrote:We get new ones every few years. I'm an 8 year fed and am on my third picture. The new pictures are super ugly- we can't smile, so we basically look like serial killers. I think this is your agency that's not reissuing.
this is totally how I feel about my ID badge
Anonymous
08/27/2015 08:46
Subject: Why does your ID photo never change in the Federal Government?
Anonymous wrote:Started in government in '96. Had my photo taken. Used that photo for two decades until we switched over to the new ID system in about 2006. Had just come back from maternity leave -- looked completely different than I do now. 50 lbs heavier. Can't get my photo taken again. Have had my ID expire twice but am told that the photo just gets reprinted.
In all this time, I've only ever had one federal security officer say to me "you don't look like this photograph." I showed him my driver's license and congratulated him on his perspicacity.
It's ridiculous. This is security?
Your image hasn't changed drastically enough. Friend lost 200 lbs. they made her take a new picture.
Anonymous
08/27/2015 08:40
Subject: Why does your ID photo never change in the Federal Government?
Anonymous wrote:Lose the 50 pounds
I have douchebag -- that's why I don't look like my photo!
Anonymous
08/27/2015 08:39
Subject: Why does your ID photo never change in the Federal Government?
Lose the 50 pounds
Anonymous
08/27/2015 08:27
Subject: Why does your ID photo never change in the Federal Government?
Oh and I'm pp, they have taken even more recent photos of me that show up when I swipe my badge, but isn't printed.
Anonymous
08/27/2015 08:27
Subject: Why does your ID photo never change in the Federal Government?
We get new ones every few years. I'm an 8 year fed and am on my third picture. The new pictures are super ugly- we can't smile, so we basically look like serial killers. I think this is your agency that's not reissuing.
Anonymous
08/27/2015 08:04
Subject: Why does your ID photo never change in the Federal Government?
No photos change. They are a "snapshot", if you will, of a particular moment in time.
Eventually though they will have self-ageing photos, which gradually turn your hair gray and stretch you out by about a pound a year.
Eventually though they will have self-ageing photos, which gradually turn your hair gray and stretch you out by about a pound a year.
Anonymous
08/27/2015 08:01
Subject: Re:Why does your ID photo never change in the Federal Government?
They retake ours every few years, as they did at my old agency. Where my daughter goes to daycare, the federal facility that houses them takes a new picture yearly.
Anonymous
08/27/2015 07:55
Subject: Why does your ID photo never change in the Federal Government?
Started in government in '96. Had my photo taken. Used that photo for two decades until we switched over to the new ID system in about 2006. Had just come back from maternity leave -- looked completely different than I do now. 50 lbs heavier. Can't get my photo taken again. Have had my ID expire twice but am told that the photo just gets reprinted.
In all this time, I've only ever had one federal security officer say to me "you don't look like this photograph." I showed him my driver's license and congratulated him on his perspicacity.
It's ridiculous. This is security?
In all this time, I've only ever had one federal security officer say to me "you don't look like this photograph." I showed him my driver's license and congratulated him on his perspicacity.
It's ridiculous. This is security?