How do Hogwarts' muggle-borns drop off the radar?

[sandra87b]

No: HPFGUIDX 127810


--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "redlena_web" 
<redlena_web at y...> wrote:
For anyone who might think this is unlikely because of the effort 
involved in locating the appropriate documents and people to 
"adjust," remember that potentially Hogwarts-bound children are 
identified upon birth.  Those responsible for the magical altering 
of the small portion of students for whom this would be  
necessary would have 11 years in which to track where the 
efforts would be needed.
> Anyway, that's my idea, any comments?


Sandra replied:
That's a well-thought out one, Red! But wouldn't there be a 
problem in the holidays? The muggle kids return to muggle land, 
where old friends and neighbours would undoubtedly speak to 
them, and that would leave the kids with some tricky questions to 
answer, eg 'where have you been?' or even 'What subjects are 
you doing' etc. Unless there's a memory charm on all muggles, 
at which point Hogwarts and Dumbledore are getting a bit 
sinister! And if that charm were to be abused, as all charms 
could (depending on who was invoking it) think of the abuses 
that could be unleashed on the muggle world.

Sandra (going down one long path here!)