ncdot.gov Non Operator/Voter/ No Fee ID Cards : North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles
Name of the Organization : North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles
Type of Facility : Non Operator/Voter/ No Fee ID Cards
Country : North Carolina, USA
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Website : https://www.ncdot.gov/Pages/default.aspx
Non Operator/Voter/ No Fee ID Cards :
DMV offers ID cards for those customers who require a photo ID, but do not require a Driver’s License.
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There is no fee for a Voter ID card, or if a customer qualifies for another no-fee ID. The cost for a standard Non-operator ID card is $10. An ID can be obtained from any Driver License Office, regardless of where you live.
Requirements & Documents to Obtain a Non-Operator ID Card:
ID Card Proof of Age & Identity:
You must provide two documents from this category which provide your full name and date of birth. If you are unable to provide two forms of identification from the approved list of acceptable documents, DMV will review documents that you have in your possession to assist in verifying your identity.
Valid Social Security Number:
You must provide a valid Social Security Number (SSN). If DMV is unable to verify your SSN with the Social Security Administration, you may be required to present documentation of your SSN.
Proof of Citizenship & Residency:
To obtain a N.C. ID card, you must be a N.C. resident.
You must also be a U.S. citizen, or be able to demonstrate legal presence in the U.S.
All ID cards, including driver’s licenses, are mailed to customers, which may take up to 10 days. When your application is accepted, you will be provided with a receipt upon request. Your receipt cannot be used for identification purposes.
Requirements & Documents to Obtain a No-Fee Voter ID Card:
There is no fee charged for a North Carolina ID Card for an individual registered to vote in North Carolina who does not have acceptable photo identification under N.C. General Statute 163-166.13.
To obtain a No Fee Voter ID card, you must sign a declaration stating that you do not have an acceptable photo ID. If you already have an acceptable photo ID, you are not eligible to receive a No Fee Voter ID.
You must also be registered to vote. If you are not a registered voter, DMV will assist you in completing your voter registration application during your visit, and you will still be eligible for your No Fee Voter ID.
Proof of Age & Identity:
You must provide two documents from this category which provide your full name and date of birth. If you are unable to provide two forms of identification from the approved list of acceptable documents, DMV will review documents that you have in your possession to assist in verifying your identity.
Valid Social Security Number:
You must provide a valid Social Security Number (SSN). If DMV is unable to verify your SSN with the Social Security Administration, you may be required to present documentation of your SSN.
Proof of Citizenship & Residency:
To obtain a N.C. Voter ID card, you must be a U.S. citizen and a N.C. resident.
All ID cards, including driver’s licenses, are mailed to customers, which may take up to 10 days. When your application is accepted, you will be provided with a receipt upon request. Your receipt cannot be used for identification or voting purposes.
Requirements & Documents to Obtain Other No Fee ID Cards:
The following persons may also obtain an ID Card free of charge:
There is no fee charged for a North Carolina ID Card for a resident of the State who is legally blind, is at least 70 years old, is homeless, or who has been issued a driver license which has subsequently been cancelled as a result of a physical or mental disability or disease.
If a homeless person wishes to obtain a North Carolina ID Card without paying a fee, the homeless person must present a letter to the Division from the director of a facility that provides care or shelter to homeless persons verifying that the person is homeless.
Proof of Age & Identity:
You must provide two documents from this category which provide your full name and date of birth. If you are unable to provide two forms of identification from the approved list of acceptable documents, DMV will review documents that you have in your possession to assist in verifying your identity.
Valid Social Security Number:
You must provide a valid Social Security Number (SSN). If DMV is unable to verify your SSN with the Social Security Administration, you may be required to present documentation of your SSN.
Proof of Citizenship & Residency:
To obtain a N.C. ID card, you must be a N.C. resident.
You must also be a U.S. citizen, or be able to demonstrate legal presence in the U.S.
All ID cards, including driver’s licenses, are mailed to customers, which may take up to 10 days. When your application is accepted, you will be provided with a receipt upon request. Your receipt cannot be used for identification purposes.