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The Kuwaiti Immigration Police have successfully uncovered a fraud operation involving the impersonation of a deceased citizen's identity, who passed away over 50 years ago. The offender used someone else's information issued in the name of the deceased to obtain a Civil ID number back in 1987, several years after the individual's death, taking advantage of the lack of a comprehensive electronic link between government agencies at the time. Investigations revealed that the real age of the impostor exceeds 66 years, while the age listed on Kuwaiti documents is 86 years. As a result, authorities revoked his Kuwaiti citizenship and all related privileges, affecting a total of 20 individuals, and formally charged him with forgery. This case is part of the Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior's ongoing efforts to strengthen electronic security systems and combat fraud and forged citizenship documents, especially after it was confirmed that the absence of a centralized electronic connection allowed violations of laws to persist for many years.
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