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Originally Posted by jnj873
Do they require a SS card or can you use a passport instead? Thanks!
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The DMV requires proof of your full name and your social security number (SSN). To prove your name and age, you may present a valid or expired North Carolina Driver License, Learner's Permit or Identification Card. If you do not have any of these, you must present
two documents from the following list. The name must be the same on both documents and at least one must reflect the date of birth. The documents cannot come from the same category (e.g. two school documents)
Driver License or State-Issued Identification Card from another state, Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory, or a Canadian province
Certified birth certificate issued by a government agency in the U.S., Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory, or Canada or U.S. Report of Consular Birth Abroad
Original Social Security Card (not the metal or plastic card or laminated card or other reproductions);
Official North Carolina School Registration records signed by a school official and Diplomas or GED issued by North Carolina schools, including secondary schools, community colleges, colleges and universities
Unexpired U.S. Military Identification, including DD-2, DD-214, Common Access Card, and U.S. Military Dependents Card
Valid, unexpired Passport from any nation
FORM OF ID ACCEPTED EXPLANATION
A valid, unexpired license/ID card or learner's permit with a photo meets the requirements for 1 form of ID
A driver license, learner's permit or ID card with photo which has been expired less than one year may be used as one form of identification
A valid unexpired driver license, learner's permit or ID card without a photo can be used as one form of identification. No photocopies allowed, unless certified by issuing agency. May not be laminated. Driver Education Certificates, Driving
Eligibility Certificates and report cards are not accepted as proof of identification. They are acceptable for proof of residency.
If from nation other than United States, the passport must include an unexpired INS stamp, such as the I-94 or I-551.
A passport with a valid INS or BIS stamp counts as 2 documents, since the passport is issued by the country of origin and the immigration stamp is issued by the U.S.
Certified marriage certificate from a Register of Deeds or appropriate government agency in the United States, Puerto Rico, U.S. territories or Canada.
Limited Driving Privilege issued by North Carolina
Valid, unexpired documents issued by the U.S. Bureau of Immigration Services (BIS) formerly known as Immigration & Naturalization Service (INS)
Court documents from U.S. jurisdiction, Puerto Rico, U.S. territories or Canada
U.S. Veterans Universal Access Card Cannot be expired more than 1 year
An expired immigration document may be valid if accompanied by a letter from US BIS or INS extending the expiration date (e.g. I-797) Primary BIS or INS document must have applicant's photo
Divorce Decree
Court order for change of name or gender
Adoption Papers
Certified Court order for child support
NCDOT Division of Motor Vehicles