Q&A for How to Disappear Completely

Because life becomes very difficult at times. It is said that time heals all things. But in some situations you feel so depressed that you just want to disappear, like you never existed.

There are many possible reasons, such as criminality, abuse, neglect by family, ostracism from society, hatred, anger, fear... Not everyone finds suburban sanctity to work for them.

Go somewhere that will allow you to lay low, well beyond where you live now. This includes not going to any place where you regularly go on vacation or any place that you've openly expressed a wish to visit. Choose places that are far away from friends and family and that are preferably "off the beaten track".

Credit cards are trackable by every agency out there. Keeping and using them will get you caught in no time. Getting rid of them is the very first thing you should do to avoid being tracked down through your purchase history.

You should try to find a job as quickly as possible, maybe somewhere you don't need a resume or any documentation. If you run out of money, and don't find a way to obtain some pretty quickly, you'll probably become homeless, in which case you could try to find some help at homeless shelters at the like.

The best way to avoid this issue is to wear gloves whenever it matters. Just make sure that when you take them off you always are sure you don't put your fingers on anything of import. It may also be possible to have them operated on but really, do you want to do that?

This depends on where you are going. Forest: Cash, non-perishable food, water, waterproof tent, bug spray, comfortable, sporty clothes. City: Cash, stylish clothing, non-perishable food, water.

Under federal law, it is required to produce identification and Social Security card, birth certificate etc. to prove you are a citizen and have the legal right to work in the U.S. If you change your identity, you need to get these documents in your new name before you can start working - unless you can find someone to pay you "under the table."

Disappearing entirely usually means changing your identity, and changing your birth date is a part of changing your identity. So, if you want to fully disappear, yes, you'd have to change your date of birth.

It isn't. And it states to wear a hat purely to hide your face (a very noticeable trait of you that the authorities shall look out for, should they be on your trail).

Try to get your documents "under the table," then use those to obtain legal documents after a decent amount of time.

Many will accept cash, but not all of them do. Your best bet is to call ahead and ask the front desk if they accept cash payments for rooms, or if they require a credit card for a reservation. Many hotel chains require reservations to be made with a credit card, even if you plan on paying for the room in cash. This may make things difficult if there are no hotels with vacancy where you plan on staying.

You might or you might not. Everybody is different, and people have different reasons for running away. It is not something you should do unless you have really good reasons.

If you're not old enough to have a job, then you're not old enough to be contemplating disappearing completely either. This article is only suitable for those of adult age.

Plan things well enough that, by the time you're money runs out, you'll have a job far, far away with a stable life again. You could also sell things, mine bitcoins, offer services such as lawn mowing or hair styling, etc. Use your skills, just be sure to follow the suggestions for covering your tracks outlined in this article.

I think it depends on the situation. It depends on whether you can just blend in or not.

Sometimes people just want to leave their problems instead of dealing with them.

A private investigator may have some insight on how people disappear from his/her experience in trying to track down people. He/she could tell you what works and what doesn't.

If there's any sort of medical condition that may interfere with disappearing, then it may be best to reconsider, especially if there's any chance you will need to be hospitalized at some point. You could be tracked down from the hospital if you aren't careful. The best plan would be to have a several-months supply ready to go well before disappearing.

Take some time to figure out why you're feeling this way. You might come up with things that you can change without vanishing completely. If it's not possible, consider if homelessness is really the best choice. You might be better off sticking through school until you're 18, then moving away through work or school.

It's very difficult to disappear completely unless you're an adult. Chances are someone will search for you. Look for other ways to get away for a while, such as through activities outside your home.

You will need to find a good doctor. Use either your real ID or whatever new ID you set up. Remember that no one can make you go back to your family unless you're underage. Get yourself as settled in your new location as soon as possible to get more consistent treatment. Also, look for any LGBTQ+ hotlines in your area that can help.

People will probably be very upset at you if you suddenly show up again. You should let them know that you're going away if you intend on coming back.

Go to the police and tell them you need help getting out of a gang. Even if you have committed some crimes, they will help you. Depending on your age and what you know, they may offer you immunity from prosecution if you testify against the other gang members, or they may even put you in the witness protection program.

A lot of countries like Vietnam, Costa Rica, Mexico, and South Africa are relatively welcoming of visitors. You could live there for years or even get a job there that helps you get by. There are many other places that could be even cheaper, as well.

This is often a good way to hide in plain sight. However, keep in mind that many communities attempt to verify your identity and may refuse you if you aren't truly homeless.

1. Download the Tor browser. 2. Visit a "marketplace" on the browser. 3. Buy Bitcoin. 4. Contact a vendor on the marketplace. 5. Buy the documents you need. Keep in mind that you get what you pay for with these documents, so don't go the cheap route.

That depends on the extent to which you plan to "disappear." If you want to abandon your old identity completely, you would not want to use any of the documents with your old name and information on them, or you could easily be tracked.

Someone will notice they're missing, along with you, so it would be best to not take any things like that with you.

You can’t disappear with any connections to your social security number, because it’s unique to you. You'll need to find a new means of making money.