That does definitely not work. You have to register on the message board also. Just have a look in the header of the message board index site.tabbs wrote:Thanks for the welcomeActually I had tried logging in by entering my EBT username and password. But apparently they do not work in the forum ...
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Anonymous wrote:Pictures for Portuguese ID Cards:
Passport
Old ID card
Front of the ID card
Drivers Licence
Ups
A neat collection of passport cover pages is here:
http://passports.national-anthems.net/p ... /index.htm
(That is the first page of the Europe section.) Actually our German passports have "Europäische Union" on top. The "Europäische Gemeinschaft" model is a somewhat older one, but a couple of them may still be in use.
This, by the way, is what a German driver's license looks like. Note that Ms Mustermann has changed a little ...

The license is a credit card sized piece of plastic, with holograms and other security gimmicks
Since in DE a driver's license for non-commercial vehicles does not expire, various older models - paper, A6 and A7 size when folded - are in use too.
Christian
http://passports.national-anthems.net/p ... /index.htm
(That is the first page of the Europe section.) Actually our German passports have "Europäische Union" on top. The "Europäische Gemeinschaft" model is a somewhat older one, but a couple of them may still be in use.
This, by the way, is what a German driver's license looks like. Note that Ms Mustermann has changed a little ...

The license is a credit card sized piece of plastic, with holograms and other security gimmicks
Christian
Ein österreichischer Pass/An austrian passport

Ein österreichischer Führerschein/An austrian driving-license

Innenseite/inside
Wir haben keine Personalausweise/We don't have ID-Cards

Ein österreichischer Führerschein/An austrian driving-license

Innenseite/inside
Wir haben keine Personalausweise/We don't have ID-Cards
Hmm, what is this then?SNeher wrote:Wir haben keine Personalausweise/We don't have ID-Cards
http://www.help.gv.at/Content.Node/3/Seite.030900.html
Tschüs,
Christian

