The CAO will record the type of proof used to identify a person.
Acceptable forms of proof may include, but are not limited to, the following:
Social Security card.
Driver's license.
Selective Service card.
Passport.
Military discharge papers.
Voter registration card.
The CAO will accept any document showing the person’s signature, photograph or description as proof of identity.
NOTE: A birth certificate is not acceptable proof of identity.
NOTE: A voter registration card may be accepted as proof of identity by itself only if:
Another form of verification is not possible.
The person has cooperated with attempts to obtain additional verification.
The person has presented consistent information about his or her situation.
NOTE: The acceptable proof of identity requirements for Medical Assistance apply when reviewing continued medical eligibility for all TANF cash closings, including extended medical coverage and changes to eligibility status. See Medical Assistance Eligibility Handbook Section 320.2, Verification.
Reviewed July 30, 2013