TORONTO, April 14 (UPI) - A Toronto woman says she is baffled by a letter saying her driver's license has been suspended because she has never driven a car or had a license.Anne Medeiros, 40, said she got a letter from the Ministry of Transportation advising that her license had been suspended based on "evidence of a medical condition that would affect your ability to safely operate a motor vehicle," the Toronto Sun reported.Medeiros said the letter contains accurate information about her, such as her full name, birth date and address. There is a license number printed, which she checked to make sure wasn't her husband's, who has a license. It wasn't his, she said.Ministry officials weren't available to comment during the weekend, although Medeiros said she's concerned about who's out there driving with her identity, the Sun said."Obviously, they're trying to suspend someone's license," "And it isn't mine, that's for sure." she said.

Has anyone had an experience like this before? I had someone use my Blockbuster card before and I had a $900 default on my credit report once.

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