New Identity FAQ

Q: A friend created a new identity by forging a birth certificate. It seemed to work.

A: Unfortunately, a new identity based on a forged birth certificate is of only limited value. If you need a new social security number (required by federal law to get a job) a birth certificate by itself won't get you very far. For that reason forged documents just won't get the job done and will also expose you to unnecessary legal risk.

Despite this shortcoming, an identity based on a forged birth certificate and a forged baptismal certificate can be very useful as a quick, transitional identity to be used while you're waiting to receive your genuine new ID documents. 

Q: I've heard you can change your identity by just doing a "name change" in a court of law. Can this work?

A: Yes and no. It all depends on where you perform the legal name change. In some areas the name change information is recorded in a state-wide computer database. This makes it very easy for almost anyone to search the database and discover the link between your new and old identities.

But in other areas the transaction is recorded only in the local courthouse records in a paper ledger which would make it all but impossible for anyone to learn the facts unless they knew in exactly what town and exactly when you performed the name change.

Our report includes a detailed chart that shows you the very best locations to perform a confidential legal name change.

Q: I've purchased several books that promised to teach me everything I need to create a new identity. Most of them were rip-offs. I didn't learn anything I could use. What makes your report any different?

A: Despite all the glowing promises in their ads, most of today's identity changing publications contain little or no useful information. The only publication you want is one that clearly states that it provides everything you need to create a completely new identity in an entirely new name backed up by a full range of genuine, officially-issued ID documents.

Most of the new identity reports on the market are just rehashed versions of the old dead-infant "Paper Tripping" technique from way back in the 1970s. In our modern computer age that old system is not only worthless, but it's also extremely dangerous. 

Ariza Research's "How to Create a New Identity" is the only step-by-step guide based on real-world tactics. It contains five different systems that can be used to create an entirely new identity in an entirely new name of your choosing.

Q: I've seen dozens of sites that offer good looking fake id.   Are these any good?

A: No, virtually all of them are complete rip-offs. Ten years ago you could purchase all sorts of really high-quality fake ID (including blank Social Security cards) through the mail but unfortunately recent changes in federal laws have made it all but impossible to legally obtain anything that even remotely looks like a genuine document. Don't waste your money.

Q: Where can I find someone who will do the whole thing for me. I'm willing to pay. 

A: Watch out!  If you snoop around the web you may run into someone who will promise to create a whole new identity for you for a fee. It sounds very inviting. You pay them their fee and they do all the work and take all the risk for you. When they're done they hand you a nice neat package that contains a full set of ID documents all in your new name. 

Unfortunately these guys are pure trouble. They will either sell you stolen ID documents, or will sell you exactly the same documents they sold the last dozen suckers or the people you're dealing with may be cops who will arrest you when you meet or they may be scam artists who will rip you off by charging you a hefty up-front fee (Usually $2,000 to $15,000 in cash) and then vanish into thin air never to be seen again. (Who are you going to complain to?)

We get a steady flow of complaints about these guys. We have yet to receive a note from anyone who was happy with such a transaction. Any way you look at it, these people are to be carefully avoided.

Q: I've tried to get birth certificates from the official files but the clerks are real jerks! They act like they're doing you a favor just to talk to you! At this rate it's going to take me forever to create a new identity!

A: Unfortunately this is a very common problem. Always remember that the vital record files are, according to federal law, public records. Over the years various courts have supported the right of citizens to have access to these records despite whatever restrictions arrogant local officials attempt to impose.

Also, few identity-changers are aware that there's a rich and powerful world-wide organization that regularly takes uncooperative vital record clerks to court to force them to release these records. Several dozen clerks have actually lost their jobs and pensions after losing one of these suits.

All you have to do is mention this powerful organization in an unthreatening way and you'll get instant cooperation! (the full details are discussed in our report) 

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