Personal Documents

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  1. BigZirp

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    Should you keep copies of personal documents in your B.O.B.? Birth certificates, social security, license, etc...? What if there is a nuclear war? Mass destruction? Bio-warfare?
     
  2. lonewolf

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    personally i'm only bugging out when things have "gone to hell in a handcart" and the less information that might fall into the hands of the undesireables the better!
     
  3. BigZirp

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    But once the dust settles and they start to rebuild society you don't think it would be important? I go back and forth. I think i should have them but if my B.O.B. ever gets stolen then i have to worry about identity theft.
     
  4. lonewolf

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    identity theft is what I was referring to, maybe have these documents hidden in a locked sealed box cached somewhere?
    i'm not too bothered about rebuilding society, if it ever went down the pan it'll be a long time before anything could be rebuilt, if ever, don't see it happening myself.
     
  5. Keith H.

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    Well we don't keep ours in our packs, simply not the room & it would be inconvenient. We do keep them all in one place in case of bushfires so we can grab them & leave if we have to.
    Keith.
     
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  6. BigZirp

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    I keep all my document in a hidden lock box that i can easily grab in an energency. I guess ill keep them there.
     
  7. TexDanm

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    My documents and such is in a fireproof box inside a big steel gun safe. I also keep the paper cash in that too. Since I am bugging in if they get to that then that means that I don't care anymore because I'll be dead. I have considered having them copied and miniaturized but what would it matter?
     
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  8. GS AutoTech

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    If your just being prepared, probably wouldn't hurt to have copies. Maybe stored in a couple hidden cashes.
     
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  9. lonewolf

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    if its a minor event I've got them to hand, if its the big one I don't really care, I doubt if there will be anyone left who wants to see them so who cares?
     
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  10. GS AutoTech

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    Chance favors the prepared mind.
    Not knowing if, when or what kind of event we may face, prudence suggests a small chore like duplicating & safely storing a few documents could be beneficial down the road.
     
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  11. lonewolf

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    I've done the minor events same as many here have, several times over.
    if its the big one, other people not knowing who I am might be an advantage!!:p
     
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  12. GS AutoTech

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    I don't have any known enemies. Least I hope not. So I generally don't worry about who knows who I am. Save one. Big brother. My initial concern ( & still remains one) when I applied for CCDW permit. I always want to be perfectly legal, so I have the permit. Knowing full well that one day it's possible Big brother may knock on my door because I have that very permit.
    I heard someone say once " Paranoia is merely self preservation measured on a very fine scale."
    Chew on that for a while my friends ;)
     
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  13. lonewolf

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    i don't have any known enemies either, but come SHTF i'm not giving anyone the opportunity, trust no one that's my motto.
     
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  14. AlexanderPain

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    There are many levels of disaster. I would recommend scanning images of all those personal documents and keeping them on a thumb drive--possibly an encrypted thumb drive. I'd also keep insurance documents and a home inventory up in the cloud. Finally, I'd recommend keeping all those important personal documents in a "fireproof" lock box or safe at home. In a disaster, you could take one or both if you need to evacuate.
     
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  15. BigZirp

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    I do keep them in a locked , fireproof safe. But scanming them to a thumb rive is a great idea.
     
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