What are acceptable forms of identification?

• A. Expired ID.
• B. Driver's license, state issued ID, passport, military ID, national ID card.
• C. Social Security card.
• D. Employee ID.

Answer: (B)

Identity verification relies on government-issued documents that are current and contain a reliable identifier, typically a photo. The best choice lists the common forms that meet these criteria: a driver’s license, a state-issued ID, a passport, a military ID, or a national ID card. These are issued by government authorities, are verifiable, and are generally accepted for official check‑ins because they prove your identity.

Expired IDs aren’t valid for verification, so they aren’t acceptable. A Social Security card by itself isn’t a photo ID and doesn’t verify identity in the same way as government-issued IDs with a photograph. An employee ID also isn’t universally accepted since it isn’t issued by a government authority and may not be verifiable in the same way.