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A pax left her driver’s license in my car. I cannot figure out how to notify her in my driver’s app. Lyft just keeps sending me to a help page that is no help. Can I just put the license in a mail box?
Can I drop a driver’s license in the mail?
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Sure. That’s better community service than losing it if you’re so inclined.
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That requires a stamp. I just want to drop the naked license into a mailbox. Lyft did contact me back and I gave them my work address to give to the passenger so she could come get her license. Lyft asked me to hold the license 7 days before disposal of the license.
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I don't know what will happen if you drop it in a mailbox, but I know what happens when you drop it in a shredder. :whistling:
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Same page sister!
I received a wallet I lost years go from USPS, minus my $40 cash. Came in an envelope marked, "found loose in mail." Happy to get it back! Lost it at the drive in, Superman II.
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No stamp required.
No envelope required.
The Postal Service is quite capable of dealing with this.
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ABSOLUTELY
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Test it. Drop your license in a mailbox and see what happens.
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Is there a Social Security number on it ?
An " UNDOCCUMENTED WORKER" will pay HUNDREDS for it !
Is there a Social Security number on it ?
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You DO NOT need a stamp to mail a driver's license or wallet with a driver's license in it anywhere in the United States. The US Postal Service will deliver it to the address displayed on the license usually free of charge. If it triggers some sort of maximum weight limit that requires a fee then it will be delivered to your local Post Office and a letter will be mailed in its place to you instructing you to pay the fee at the Post Office to retrieve it.
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Lyft sent me the passenger's phone number and said I could arrange to take it back to her. No mention of 15 dollar fee. Maybe they no longer offer the fee. I am texting the passenger my work address so she can pick up her license.
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Never give out your personal information.
You're giving her two - your work address and your phone number.
Arrange to meet her at your convenience.
Meet at a well lit, busy, nearby location that suits you and keeps you safe.
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I texted her from an app the disguises my phone number. As for my work...they don't background check. A quite normal excuse for absence is "I gotta see my probation officer". She can come on down!
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This to someone who has provided her full name and photo on a public message board. I don't think she is as big on privacy as the rest of us.
You need to ask the passenger to put in a request for a lost item in the app.
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The bottom line is: you can safely send it in the mail if she is hot. If not so much, you are risking a defamation lawsuit.
Alright just kidding, not helpful.
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