Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire US Bank says my Tn conceal carry is not acceptable ID

Same chit turned sideways. All the same information, same pic, same state issuing both. There's no valid reason one should need to show proof of automobile driving proficiency in order to do business in a bank.

Right

That’s what I’m saying.

In-house policy, is what it is

Wear a mask is stupid, and the mandate is expired here. Same US Bank makes inside customers wear a mask still.
I let that one ride.
Funny, no one in there, tellers chit chattin, I come in, they pull their masks back up.

The whole aspect, theyre full of shît

Theyre full of shît too about not taking Tennessee Bureau Investigation screened, issued Tn HG permit.


People don’t do much reasoning anymore, less and less are capable of processing If/Then statements.

Yep I work for a bank and concealed carry licenses are not on our list of approved methods of identification.

There are lots of very official looking “IDs” around that don’t carry the same weight as a drivers license or passport so we are given rather specific instruction as to what we can and can’t use. Much of this has to do with readily recognizing a potential fraud and not enough people use concealed carry as ID so front liners can’t recognize legit from false.

In a small institution like mine a manager is given discretion and I would take it if that was all a person who I didn’t know had on them but most people carry their drivers license with them as faithfully as their concealed carry permit.

Maybe it's our location, but the banks all know their customers and don't ask for a DL or other ID.. They have, on occasion, asked me to verify an account # via last four of SSN, but only when it's obvious the employee is new and doesn't recognize the banks' customers yet..

FWIW, I've never had to show an ID here (yet)...

States issue non-Drivers ID cards.

I agree with you on the requirements being greater for concealed carry permits vs drivers license. It’s above my pay grade to get to make the lists of accepted ID (honestly I’m pretty sure it’s like Homeland Security who provides financial institutions “guidance” on this stuff) but my guess is that everyone has a drivers license or state issued non-drivers ID card or passport and they’re easy to recognize as legit or not.

Can’t say as I agree with every jot and tittle of policy and the institution where I work grants leeway to people in my position to make exceptions as far as negotiating checks or withdrawals.

Come in to open an account with a non-accepted primary ID and that’s gonna be a problem I can’t get around. USA PATRIOT Act says so; money laundering for terrorists and drug dealers they say. It’s for your own good dontcha know.

And all that...

Why would you bank with USbank is the real question?

When I walk in our bank, somebody always hollers "Hey, Greg!'.

Nobody ever mentions an ID.

I believe I would not be letting strangers or folks that don't have to know in on the fact that I'm carrying a concealed weapon or a permit for one. I have both and do not display either. It is carried for a reason and concealed for several reasons. Not much to be gained by advertising yourself as packing.

When I walk in our bank, somebody always hollers "Hey, Greg!'.

Nobody ever mentions an ID.

Pass ports are not issued by the Post Office. They are issued by the State Department.
Sure you can turn in your documents at the Post Office, or like I did at City Hall, but that's not the issuing authority.

JFC

I SAID I left my DL on my truck visor.

Never fails in a thread like this.


No, I dont flash a carry permit around. Rare occasion. It all worked out.

JFC

I SAID I left my DL on my truck visor.

Never fails in a thread like this.


No, I dont flash a carry permit around. Rare occasion. It all worked out.