A conviction of violating 18 U.S.C. 1028(a)(6) (knowingly possesses an identification document that is or appears to be an identification document of the United States which is stolen or produced without lawful authority knowing that such document was stolen or produced without such authority), may be a crime of moral turpitude for immigration purposes. There is, however, an argument a conviction for this offense is not a CMT, since there is no requirement of intent to use, and therefore no intent to defraud.  For example, possessing a counterfeit ID document for the purpose of turning it in to the government, or a museum that has several examples of counterfeit ID documents, would both be guilty, but this minimum conduct would not be CMT.