If you do not have a Social Security number, you will need to meet CO-RCSA (SB 251) requirements to be issued a driver license or ID card. You must show your Social Security Card or acceptable proof of your Social Security number when applying for a document for the first time or transferring your out-of-state license. Do I need to show my Social Security card? What if I don't have one? Proof of address and appropriate payment is also required. You will also need to present your Social Security Card or acceptable proof of your Social Security number, unless you are a CO-RCSA (SB 251) applicant. If you cannot prove each of the required elements with the documents set forth in the chart, then you may be referred to Exceptions Processingto prove the required elements with additional/alternative documents. All documents presented must be certified originals, certified amended originals or true copies certified by the issuing agency. However, you may need to bring multiple documents to prove all four elements. In some cases, a single document may be all you need. These documents prove your: full legal name, date of birth, identity and lawful presence. Our identification requirements webpage outlines what you need to bring to your driver license appointment.
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