identification requirements

             ACCEPTABLE FORMS OF IDENTIFICATION

Primary Identification Document - When being fingerprinted, individuals can use their state-issued driver's license as a primary form of photo identification. However, for those without a driver's license, a state identification card may be presented as an alternative option. It's important to note that the identification standards for the state-issued ID card must be equal to those of the driver's license.

Secondary Identification Documents - If an individual is without a driver's license, they have the option to submit one or multiple Secondary Documents, which include the following.

• State/Government Issued Certificate of Birth
• US Active Duty/Retired/Reservist Military ID Card (000 10-2)
• Passport (current)
• Social Security Card
• Certificate of Citizenship (N560)
• Certificate of Naturalization (N550)
• INS I-551 Resident Alien Card Issued since 1997
• INS 1-688 Temporary Resident Identification Card
• INS I-688B, I-766 Employment Authorization Card

Supporting Documents - For Secondary Documentation to be deemed a reliable means of identification, it necessitates a pair of Supporting Documents containing the person's name and present address.

• Utility Bill
• Voter Registration Card
• Vehicle Registration /Title
• Paycheck Stub
• Canceled Check or Bank Statement