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#DUPLICATE LICENSE MD FULL#

US military dependent identification card.National identification or voter card displaying the applicant’s photo, name, and date of birth.Foreign birth certificate (original or certified copy).One must contain a photo not more than eight (8) years old: If you do not have an unexpired foreign passport or unexpired consular identification, you must present two (2) from the list below.Unexpired consular ID (consular ID’s are only accepted from Mexico, Guatemala, and Ecuador.Unexpired Foreign Passport WITHOUT current, valid USCIS documentation.

Valid (unexpired) foreign passport with U.S.

#DUPLICATE LICENSE MD FULL#

US Adoption records with full name and date of birth.

US or MD Birth Certificate for adopted individuals with Adoption Records/Certificate/Decree (Customers born abroad adopted by US citizens).

Employment Authorization Documents (EAD) – unexpired.

Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA) – original or certified.

Proof of identity and date of birth – full legal name and date of birth (full legal name means an applicant’s first, middle, and last name or surname, without the use of initials or nicknames}.

In order to apply for a Maryland Photo ID card, you must bring proof of identity, citizenship, residency, and social security. WHAT TYPE OF DOCUMENTATION DO I NEED TO BRING WITH ME TO APPLY FOR MY MARYLAND PHOTO ID?

Immigrants who do not have valid US Citizenship and Immigration documentation are eligible to apply for a non-compliant driver’s license or identification card. WHAT IF I AM AN IMMIGRANT WITHOUT VALID US CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION DOCUMENTATION? Citizenship and Immigration Services documentation You can apply for a Maryland Photo ID if you are: You often need an ID simply to get into the buildings where hearings in shelter and public benefits cases are held. Having a photo identification card (ID) can also make it easier for you to get certain kinds of services, such as public benefits. WHY DO I NEED A MARYLAND PHOTO ID? When you start a new job, your employer is required to ask you for proof of identification.