Which form of identification is an example of a state-issued ID?

• A. State-issued ID.
• B. Expired ID.
• C. Social Security card.
• D. Employee ID.

Answer: (A)

State-issued IDs are official government identifiers issued by a state, usually through the Department of Motor Vehicles, and they verify identity and residency for many activities. The form that fits this category is the one described as a state-issued ID, since it is produced by the state government. An expired ID isn’t currently valid for identification. A Social Security card is issued by the federal government and isn’t a typical photo ID. An employee ID is issued by an employer, not by the state.