I lived in Alaska and have an ID from there, about 2 months ago I moved to Delaware and cant get an ID here because of a problem with my documents, I have a visa but it expired and my green card could take up to 18 months to arrive, and they won't let me use an official paper from the goverment saying that I was approved for a green card.

So here is my problem FTP requested that I send in my documents in order to cashout by check, I did so. They replied that I need to get an ID with an updated adres on it. I tried to explain to them that I can't for awhile they are teling me I have to wait until i get an id so i can cashout.

I found that online you can order Novelty ID with all your real info etc. Do you think this would work ?
Or is there any other way I can do this ?

Thanks to anyone who can help me

Anytime I've had to send in my ID to a poker site (including FTP), I sent a copy of my ID which still had my parents' address on it and a utility statement with my current address. Those two items prove my identity and my address.

I don't understand why the same wouldn't work for you even if your ID is from out of state.

I don't know if a fake ID is the best idea. Can't you use e-checks to cashout? You don't need ID for them afaik. I've been playing on Stars lately, but does FTP have a cash transfer service for cashouts? You might try that too.

GL

Edit: From the other threads on the front page of IG, looks like FTP does have a money pickup option available, maybe try that.

I read that, but I dont see it in my cashier, also echecks are not working for me either as I dont have that option as well.

Originally I sent in an ID (correct address) w/ a couple utility bills just like airman and it worked fine

Moving to Delaware is clearly -EV.

This option won't be available for you until you have provided them with your ID docs. Not having your current address on your ID shouldnt be a problem as long as you provide them with a current utility bill at your current address. You should email support to doublecheck, but I think it's pretty standard.