A valid concern, and why I mentioned it as an assumption. I don’t know what documents Florida allows/requires, especially for a non-citizen. The article only mentions 3 documents at all (license, work permit, social security).
Does he have a Venezuelan passport at home? Does Florida accept it for a replacement card? Combined with a credit card (yes, as a form of ID), I believe that’s enough for my state.
I’m curious and afraid to know what happens if you give him a dollar.
Laws vary by state, but the drivers license (the plastic card) is fairly easy to deal with. The card isn’t your license; it’s a photo ID and a document proving you are licensed. Assuming he has the other identity (etc) documents required, he can just walk into a DMV and get a replacement copy.
Most ads aren’t directly tied to a sales goal. Instead they work on brand recognition. IOW, when you are at the grocery store, you think of Coke in general rather than any specific ads. And when you’re looking for a new car, Ford’s marketing is constantly in the back of your mind.
Combined with the tsunami of marketing everyone faces every single day, few of these ads stand out. You likely don’t turn down buying Coke because of how invasive their ads are.
There is a lesson here. Have these conversations today with your loved ones about final arrangements. I promise you that many of them would rather be buried in a casket from Costco and have the money spent on literally anything else.
This is especially true if they’re going to be cremated.
If law enforcement won’t help, then you’ll need a lawyer who can get a court to issue a subpoena. This would probably be in the context of stalking/restraining order.
I can almost guarantee that Facebook, with its extensive data mining, knows exactly who it is.