09-22-2021, 11:36 PM
(09-22-2021, 03:22 PM)taylortbb Wrote:(09-22-2021, 01:45 PM)Coke6pk Wrote: At what age does the health card go from the picture of the trillium to the actual person? I thought it was 16, but I could be wrong.
Coke
You're right, I'm wrong, I thought it was much younger.
The part about birth certificates being valid is correct though, the rules don't require photo ID.
Well, good that their is an option for now. Though birth certificates isn't something I'd want to carry around for my kids (if they were that age), nor give them to kids. Lots of things you need to remember if you lose the certificate and needs a new one (doctor/midwife that delivered baby, weight, etc). Our daughter was born on January 1 so we didn't have the regular doctor we'd been seeing for the pregnancy, so I always forget her name -- as for the second kid, I always forget his weight. Just saying it's not the easiest document to replace.
The old certificates could easily be carried around in a wallet, not so much with the newer polymer ones.