IdentificationQuestion 74 of 100
An identification card issued by a state, county, city, or federal agency may be acceptable if it:
a.Is a library card
b.Is any employee badge
c.Contains a photograph, description, signature, and identifying number and was issued by an authorized government office
d.Is signed by a supervisor
Explanation
An employee ID card issued by a government agency qualifies only when it includes the required photograph, description, signature, and serial number. A private employer badge or library card does not meet the statutory standard.
Law Reference: CA Civil Code §1185Practice all 100 questions free — no signup required.
Related questions on this topic
- An inmate in a California correctional facility who lacks other ID may be identified using:
- An ID card expired three years ago is presented. Is it acceptable?
- Acceptable identification documents generally must contain all of the following EXCEPT:
- May a person with a direct financial interest in the transaction serve as a credible witness?
- Which of the following is NOT acceptable identification on its own in California?
- A U.S. military identification card may be used as satisfactory evidence if it:
Last reviewed: · editorial process
PrepPass Editorial Team · Verified against California Notary Public Exam (Secretary of State) · How we review