License Fraud

The Work and Family Mobility Act was enacted on June 9, 2022. This new law is scheduled to go into effect at the Registry of Motor Vehicles on July 1, 2023. Once this new law takes effect, applicants for Massachusetts Non-Real ID Driver’s Licenses will not need to prove lawful presence to get a driver’s […]

Working with the US Department of Homeland Security, and the Massachusetts State Police assigned to the Registry’s Enforcement Services Unit, the United States Attorney’s Office successfully prosecuted a Dominican National who was using a stolen identity. He was in the United States illegally and he falsely assumed the identity of a U.S. citizen. In a

If you have received a Notice of Compromised ID from the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles, you may be suspected of license fraud and you should consult with a lawyer. The Mass. RMV uses sophisticated fraud detection tools such as data cross-matching and facial recognition to detect and investigate fraud. License fraud occurs when a

A Massachusetts State Trooper assigned to the Fraud Identification Unit of the Massachusetts State Police has filed felony license fraud charges against a Clark University Student who allegedly provided false information to the Registry of Motor Vehicles to fraudulently obtain a Mass. Driver’s License. Trooper Cristina Lucin, an experienced license fraud investigator who works at