Which documents cannot be used to obtain a Regular Driving license or identification card?

The choice of small laminated birth certificates, photocopies, or hospital certificates as documents that cannot be used to obtain a Regular Driving license or identification card is correct due to the specific requirements set forth by the state regarding acceptable proof of identity and citizenship.

For the application process, the state requires original or certified documents that prove identity, age, and legal presence in the U.S. Small laminated versions, photocopies, or hospital-issued documents do not meet these criteria as they cannot reliably verify an individual’s identity or citizenship status.

In contrast, valid passports, social security cards, and birth certificates from authorized sources are all acceptable forms of identification, as they generally confirm identity and legal status. Similarly, state-issued IDs, military IDs, and school IDs serve as accepted forms of identification for verifying one’s identity. Lastly, driver’s education certificates, immigration documents, and utility bills can sometimes be helpful in the application process but are typically used in conjunction with other more credible forms of identification rather than as standalone documents.