HELP! My brother made a huge mistake!

[cashnocredit]

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@drjones wrote:

Theoretically, how would Chase actually prove that it was your little brother applying with a fake ID and not someone trying to steal his identity?

If they blocked everyone who's identity was stolen for life, that would have massive implications.

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That's my view as well. I wouldn't suggest him applying to Chase until at least he has a new address. He might be OK at that point but there is no way of knowing what Chase's internal processes are for this sort of thing.

[Anonymous]

@lyythine, You're right. Too many crimes with victim going on in LA for that nonsense. Lol.

[orestrus]

Because of my very short history, i cant get on board with Chase, but {Edited. Lets's keep things respectful-MarineVietVet, myFICO moderator} can. Oh well , you live and learn..

[Anonymous]

Wow. Lots of judgmental comments from the peanut gallery.

[the_jan_b]

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@orestrus wrote:
Because of my very short history, i cant get on board with Chase, but {Edited} can. Oh well , you live and learn..

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No need for name-calling; irresponsible, yes...

[MarineVietVet]

Things are starting to get personal.

Please tone things down.

[Anonymous]

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@MarineVietVet wrote:

Things are starting to get personal.

Please tone things down.

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+1

[Anonymous]

Hopefully this puts the fear of <diety of choice> into your little brother.  That being said, we've all made our own stupid choices along the way, let's hope this is his worst.

[Open123]

Is it a crime?  Probably.

However, as other have observed, Chase will not pursue this.  Even if they did, I doubt any Prosecutor will, especially since no loss or ID theft has occured.  We all make mistakes, especially when we're young.  He shouldn't be punished for something so minor and inconsequential like this, especially considering the amount of other more onerous crimes in CA.