"Hi anon, this is the US embassy. We are currently processing

>>61946344

Two equal UIDs cannot exist by definition. You're either lying or the passports aren't using unique identifiers.

How the fuck is this kind of software bug even possible? I smell SQL or hashmap key shenanigans.

Apparently, whenever they try to fill in anything related to me, the other guy's account shows up for them.

>>61946368
(Swedish) Passport number =/= UID number. They are different identifiers.

>>61946382

Then UID isn't the right name for this ID.

>>61946382
>Sweden
Don't worry, Sven. It's probably just Jamal or one of his five hundred cousins borrowing your identity.

>>61946454
As I understand it, the employees only have a signle "search" field. If the number they fill in is a UID, it brings up the profile for that person. Otherwise it searches based on passport number.

However, the only way that the employee can get the UID in the first place is by looking up the profile, using the passport number.

>>61946585
User interface design at its finest!

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>>61946501
All due respect, I think you mean Mohamed.

This is not the US, Jamals are still just arriving here. Mohamed, however, is the 35th top name in Sweden 2016 according to some meme name site!