IdentificationQuestion 73 of 100
A U.S. military identification card may be used as satisfactory evidence if it:
a.Contains the bearer's photograph, description, signature, and a serial or identifying number
b.Is laminated
c.Is issued in California only
d.Is under one year old
Explanation
A U.S. military ID qualifies when it contains a photograph, physical description, signature, and identifying number. Like other acceptable IDs, it must be issued by an authorized governmental agency.
Law Reference: CA Civil Code §1185Practice all 100 questions free — no signup required.
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