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Icomply Document Authentication Coverage Document Scan & Data Extraction Availability This document contains a list of all government-issued ID documents from states and countries throughout the worldthat are able to be processed by iComply solutions. The list is broken down by Region and includes specifics such as the document name, the size of the document, and which sides of the document need to be captured in order for the document to be used for authentication purposes. Please see the legend for more specifics on what is needed to process each document properly. Term Description Document The name or type of document that is eligible for authentication through iComply. Size Indicates the size of the document that is eligible for authentication. If the Size field is blank, then the document is Driver’s License sized. However, if the field contains an “ID3” designation, then this means that the document is Passport sized. Indicates the sides required for submission in order to verify the document. Documents that list “Front”-only classification do not require a back, whereas Sides Required those listed as “Front and Back” require both the front and back to be submitted. United States of America Country / State Document Size Sides Required / Province United States Licenses (General) Department of State Driver’s License Front & Back Department of State Driver’s License Under 21 Front & Back Department of State Personal Identification or License Front & Back Diplomatic Driver’s License Front IDs Alien Resident Card (Front) Front Armed Forces Active Identification Card Front Armed Forces Identification Card Front & Back Armed Forces Reserve Identification Card Front Border Crosser Card Front & Back Consular Identification Card Front Contractor Card Front & Back Department of State Consular Identification Card Front Department of State Diplomatic Identification Card Front & Back Department of State Mission Identification Card Front & Back Department of State Mission Tax Exemption Front & Back Department of State Official Identification Card Front & Back Department of State Personal Tax Exemption Front & Back Department of Veterans Affairs PIV Front Dept of Veterans Affairs ID Card Front DOD/Uniformed Services Identification Card Front & Back Country / State Document Size Sides Required / Province Employment Authorization Card Front & Back FAST ID Card Front & Back Global Entry ID Card Front & Back Merchant Mariner Credential ID3 Front Merchant Mariner’s Document Front NEXUS ID Card Front & Back Passport Card Front & Back Permanent Resident Card Front PIV Front PortPass Card (I-833) Front Seneca Nation Identification Card Front SENTRI ID Card Front & Back Social Security Card Front Social Security Card – INS Authorization Front Transportation Worker Identification Credential TWIC Front Trusted Traveler Card Front Unif. Serv. ID and Privilege Card Front Uniformed Services Identification Card Front Uniformed Services Identification Card – Retired Front Veteran Health Identification Card Front & Back Passports Diplomatic ePassport ID3 Front Diplomatic Passport ID3 Front Emergency Passport ID3 Front ePassport ID3 Front Official ePassport ID3 Front Official Passport ID3 Front Passport ID3 Front Passport Even Inside Visa Page ID3 Front Passport Inside Back Cover ID3 Front Passport Odd Inside Visa Page ID3 Front Passport Signature Page ID3 Front Refugee Travel Document ID3 Front Visas B1/B2 Visa – Border Crossing Card ID3 Front & Back B1-B2 Visa ID3 Front Border Crossing Card ID3 Front & Back Eagle Visa ID3 Front Lincoln Immigrant Visa ID3 Front Lincoln Visa ID3 Front Travel Documents and Permits Boarding Pass ID3 Front I-94 Departure Record ID3 Front Country / State Document Size Sides Required / Province I-94W Visa Waiver Departure ID3 Front Permit to Re-Enter ID3 Front Re-Entry Permit ID3 Front Refugee Travel Document ID3 Front Alabama Licenses Driver's License Front & Back Driver License Under 21 Front & Back Graduated Driver License Under 21 Front & Back FN Commercial Driver License Front FN Commercial Learner License Front FN Driver License Front FN Vessel License Front FN Vessel License Under 21 Front Commercial Driver License Front & Back Commercial License Under 21 Front Commercial Learner Driver License Front Commercial Learner License Under 21 Front Vessel License Front Vessel License Under 21 Front Nonresidential Vessel License Under 21 Front IDs FN Identification Front Nondriver Identification Front & Back Nondriver Identification Under 21 Front & Back Photo Voter Identification Card Front Alaska Licenses Driver’s License Front Driver License Under 21 Front Provisional Driver License Under 21 Front Commercial Driver License Front Alaska IDs Identification Card Front Identification Card Under 21 Front Arizona Licenses Driver's License Front Driver License Under 21 Front Graduated Driver License Under 21 Front Commercial Driver License Front Commercial Driver License Under 21 Front & Back Driver License Ignition Interlock Front & Back Instruction Permit Front & Back Instruction Permit Under 21 Front Graduated Instruction Permit Under 21 Front & Back Country / State Document Size Sides Required / Province IDs Identification Card Front Identification Card Under 21 Front & Back Other Medical Marijuana Program ID Front Arkansas Licenses Driver's License Front & Back Driver’s License Under 21 Front & Back Intermediate Driver’s License Front Commercial Driver’s License Front & Back Learners Driver’s License Front IDs Non-Driver’s Identification Front & Back Non-Driver’s Identification Under 21 Front & Back California Licenses Driver’s License Front & Back Driver’s License Federal Limits Apply Front & Back Driver License Under 18 Front Driver License Under 21 Front & Back Commercial Driver License Front & Back Commercial Driver License Under 18 Front Commercial Driver License Under 21 Front Vehicle Salesperson License Front IDs Identification Card Front & Back Identification Card Under 18 Front Identification Card Under 21 Front & Back San Francisco City ID Card Front & Back Senior Citizen Identification Card Front & Back Colorado Licenses Driver's License Front Driver License Under 21 Front Commercial Driver’s License Front & Back Commercial Driver License Under 21 Front & Back Instruction Permit Front & Back Instruction Permit Under 21 Front Probationary License Front & Back Probationary License Under 21 Front & Back Restricted License Front & Back Restricted Driver License Under 21 Front Restricted Permit Front & Back IDs Colorado Identification Card Front & Back Country / State Document Size Sides Required / Province Identification Card Under 21 Front Connecticut Licenses Driver's License Front & Back Driver License Under 21 Front & Back Commercial Driver’s License Front & Back Commercial Driver License Under 21 Front & Back Commercial Driver Instruction Permit Under 21 Front & Back Learner Permit Under 18 Front Learner Permit Under 21 Front & Back Adult Learner Permit Under 21 Front & Back Motorcycle Permit Front & Back Motorcycle Permit Under 21 Front & Back Public Passenger Endorsement Driver License Front & Back Public Passenger Endorsement Driver’s License Under 21 Front & Back IDs Identification Card Front & Back Identification Card Under 21 Front & Back Delaware Licenses Driver's License Front Driver License Under 21 Front Commercial Driver’s License Front Ignition Interlock Driver’s License Front IDs Identification Card Front Identification Card Under 21 Front Non-Driver Identification Card Front Non-Driver Identification Card Under 21 Front Florida Licenses Driver’s License Front Driver License Business Only Front Driver License Under 21 Front Temporary Driver License Front Commercial Driver’s License Front Commercial Driver License Under 21 Front Learner License Front Learner License Under 21 Front IDs Identification Card Front Identification Card Under 21 Front Georgia Licenses Driver's License Front & Back Driver’s License Under 21 Front & Back Interim Driver’s License Front Country / State Document Size Sides Required / Province CDL Instructional Permit Front & Back Commercial Driver’s License Front & Back DL Instructional Permit Front & Back Interim DL Instructional Permit Front Limited Permit Front & Back Limited-Term Driver’s License Front & Back Probationary License Front Provisional Driver’s License Under 21 Front & Back IDs Identification Card Front & Back Identification Card Under 21 Front & Back Interim Identification Card Front Interim Commercial Driver’s License Front Travel Documents and Permits Voter ID Card Front Weapons Carry License Front & Back Hawaii Licenses Driver's License Front Driver License Under 21 Front Permit Driver License Front Learner’s Permit Front Commercial Driver’s License Front Commercial Driver’s License Under 21 Front Provisional Driver License Under 21 Front IDs Identification Card Front Identification Card Under 21 Front Identification Certificate Front Idaho Licenses Driver's License Front Driver’s License Under 21 Front Commercial Driver’s License Front Commercial Driver’s License Under 21 Front CDL Instruction Permit Under 21 Front Instruction Permit Under 21 Front Motorcycle Instruction Permit Under 21 Front Seasonal CDL Under 21 Front ID Identification Card Front Identification Card Under 21 Front Travel Documents and Permits Concealed Weapons License Front & Back Illinois Licenses Country / State Document Size Sides Required / Province Driver's License Front & Back Driver’s License Under 21 Front CDL Under 21 Front & Back Commercial Driver’s License Front & Back Temporary Visitor Driver’s License Front &
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