ID & MinorsQuestion 57 of 80
It is June 1, 2026. An ID shows a date of birth of June 2, 2005. May this person be sold alcohol?
a.Yes, they are 21
b.Yes, close enough
c.No, they are still 20 until June 2, 2026
d.It depends on the state that issued the ID
Explanation
On June 1, 2026, someone born June 2, 2005 is still 20 because their 21st birthday is the next day. Being one day short still means they are a minor and must be refused. Servers must check the exact birth date, not just the year.
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