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Don’t fall for a fake text message that appears to come from the state’s Motor Vehicle Division asking people to “validate” their driver’s licenses.
The texts started going out earlier this month, according to the agency, and are nothing more than an effort to vacuum up Social Security numbers and other personal information. They do that by including a link that people are supposed to follow to see details and make the validation.
The texts are not coming from MVD, and the agency is encouraging people not to click on the link.
“The messages appear to be a scam known as ‘smishing,’ similar to the email scam known as ‘phishing’ but which instead uses texting (SMS) to lure in victims,” according to a scam alert.
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   New Mexicoâs Motor Vehicle Division is entirely broken. Who in their right mind would allow for registration of new vehicle purchases to result in automatic emails instructing you to go out of town in three to four weeks to get an appointment?
   Then wait. MVD staff are not serving customers but taking their time, as if no one is supervising. Why not have the work training be about diligence and care for the business at hand? Neither seniors, the infirm, nor others in special circumstances have their needs addressed meaningfully.
   A senior now, I will drive across country without a registered trailer because nobody is home at MVD?
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DRIVERS GET A 19-MONTH REPRIEVE: Remember the big push to get your Real ID license or identification card by Oct. 1 this year to fly on a commercial airliner or enter certain federal buildings? The one that had you scrambling to find your Social Security card and update your passport? Order certified copies of your birth certificate, marriage license and/or divorce decree? Or go to court to get your name changed so your documents all match?
In the words of late, great comedian Gilda Radner as “Saturday Night Live” character Emily Litella, “Never mind.”
On Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced it “is extending the REAL ID full enforcement date by 19 months, from October 1, 2021, to May 3, 2023, due to circumstances resulting from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.”
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