Unlawful use of ID cards is a criminal offense that occurs when someone possesses, displays, or uses an identification card with the intent to commit fraud, misrepresent their identity, or deceive others. This can include government-issued IDs, driver’s licenses, or other official identification documents.
In many states, this offense applies whether the ID is altered, stolen, counterfeit, or valid but being used by someone other than the rightful owner.
The severity of the charge depends on the facts of the case:
Most defendants arrested for unlawful use of ID cards are eligible for bail. Bail amounts vary depending on:
Bail can range from a few thousand dollars for misdemeanor cases to $20,000 or more for felony cases.
If bail is set too high to pay in full, a bail bond can make release more affordable. A licensed bail bond agent can post bail on the defendant’s behalf for a non-refundable fee—usually 10% of the total bail.
Benefits of using a bail bond include:
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