Required Identification Documents, by state.
What you need to bring to the DMV office to prove identity, residency, and Social Security number.
| State | Id Required Proof Identity | Id Required Proof Residency | Id Required Proof Ssn | Vision Test Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Illinois | For a REAL ID-compliant license, Illinois accepts identity documents such as a U... | REAL ID applicants must present two current residency documents bearing the appl... | To prove your full Social Security number, the Secretary of State accepts a Soci... | yes |
| Nevada | Present one unexpired original or certified copy of: a state-issued birth certif... | Present two documents reflecting a Nevada residential address. Dated within 60 d... | Present one original document showing your full Social Security Number: your Soc... | yes |
| Oregon | Bring one original or certified-copy primary document proving identity and date of birth (e.g., U.S. government-issued birth certificate or U.S. passport); photocopies are not accepted. If you cannot present a primary document, Oregon DMV accepts at least two documents from its secondary list. | Applicants must present one document proving current Oregon residence address. C... | Applicants must provide a Social Security Number (SSN), or electronically certif... | yes |
| Pennsylvania | – | Applicants 18 and older must present two proofs of Pennsylvania residency. Accep... | You must bring your Social Security card to the Driver License Center when apply... | yes |
| South Carolina | South Carolina requires original documents proving U.S. citizenship, identity, a... | Provide proof of your South Carolina address alongside your identity and Social... | Provide proof of your Social Security number when you apply for a first-time beg... | yes |
| Virginia | – | – | – | yes |
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