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Full list of Group A, continued. Group C – SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS Acceptable Identification ▪ SENTRI card If you do not have one from Group A or two ▪ U.S. citizen ID from Group B, provide ONE (1) from GROUP B Vital Statistics accepts the following form(s) • U.S. Dept. of State issued: and TWO (2) from GROUP C: of identification: ▪ Border Crossing Card (BCC) - B1 for • Recent utility bill or cell phone bill with business or pleasure or B2 current address • Provide ONE (1) from GROUP A; OR medical purposes • Recent paycheck stub • If you do not have one from Group A, ▪ Visa provide TWO (2) from GROUP B; OR • Any Secondary Acceptable ID from Group • If you do not have one from Group A or B that is expired two from Group B, provide ONE (1) from Group B – SECONDARY ID • Public assistance applications or letters GROUP B and TWO (2) from GROUP C. If you do not have one from Group A, please • Signed valid voter’s registration card provide TWO (2) from GROUP B: • Police report of stolen identification Group A – PRIMARY ACCEPTABLE ID • Current student ID • Official school transcript Please provide ONE (1) from GROUP A: • Any Primary Acceptable ID from Group A • Bank account statement • Driver's license that is expired • Social Security letter • Federal or state ID • Signed Social Security card or Numident • Marriage license or divorce decree • Military ID • DD Form 214 Certificate of Release • Certified birth certificate from a state • U.S. passport • Medicaid or Medicare card other than Texas, District of Columbia, or • License to Carry a Handgun other country • Veterans Affairs card • Pilot's license • Automobile insurance card or contract • Medical insurance card • Law enforcement employment ID • Lease agreement (federal, state, or city) • Foreign passport accompanied by a visa issued by the U.S. Dept. of State • Loan or installment payment contract • Offender ID issued by the Texas Dept. of • Promissory note or loan contract Criminal Justice or an ID from a federal or • Foreign passport in accordance with the U.S. state correctional facility or U.S. Dept. of State, Visa Waiver Program • Court order institution • Certified birth certificate from the U.S. • Property title or lien • Dept. of Homeland Security, United Dept. of State (FS-240, DS-1350, or FS-545) • Automobile title or registration States Citizenship and Immigration • Private company employment ID • Library card Services (USCIS) issued: • Form I-94 - accompanied by the • Fishing or hunting license ▪ Employment Authorization applicant's visa or passport • Recent medical record or bill Document (EAD) • Mexican voter registration card • Religious record w/signature of officiant ▪ Permanent Resident Card (Green Card) • Foreign ID with identifiable photo of • Recent rent receipt w/address and name ▪ Travel Documents: applicant (including El Salvador consular • Federal, state, or local tax records - Re-entry permit certification, El Salvadoran Unique - Refugee travel document Identity Card [DUI], and Honduran • U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security notice - Advance parole consular certification) or correspondence continued....

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