Supply Identification Document For Free

- Valid driver's license issued in Canada - Current Canadian passport - Certificate of Canadian Citizenship - Permanent Resident Card - Certificate of Indian Status issued by the Government of Canada - A provincial or territorial identification card, with the individual's photograph, issued by any of the following (or ...

You cannot use your social insurance number (SIN) card as ID. If your ID isn't in English or French, you must provide an official translation of it.

Valid acceptable identification includes: Secure Certificate of Indian Status (secure status card) ... Certificate of Indian Status (status card) ... passport. ... driver's license. Canadian military identification card. government-issued identification card. health card, if it shows your name, date of birth, photo and signature.

Accepted secondary ID Driver's licence (Canadian or U.S.) Passport (Canadian or foreign, including U.S. passport card). Passports are not accepted if expired.

How do I get a BC Services Card? Visit an ICBC office with two pieces of ID. Bring a piece of ID or bill with your address on it to confirm you're a BC resident. Get your photo taken at the ICBC office. Receive your BC Services Card in the mail.

Option 3: Provide 2 pieces of government-issued ID. If you do not have a BC Services Card, you can now provide 2 pieces of government-issued ID instead. At least one of them must have a photo on it.

You will need to provide proof of identification and Alberta residency with your application. You can send your application and the applicable fees to any Alberta registry agent. At the time of your next ID card service, you will be required to provide proof of Alberta residency and Canadian legal presence.

One must be a photo ID from the list of primary ID, and the second may be selected from either the primary or secondary ID list [see Policy - Table: Primary and Secondary ID]. Interim documents (for example, interim driver's licence) are not to be accepted as primary ID.