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Which of the following is considered a valid primary piece of identification in BC's 2-piece ID rule?

A Canadian passport is a government-issued document with a photo and date of birth, making it a valid primary ID. Birth certificates lack a photo and student ID

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Question: Which of the following is considered a valid primary piece of identification in BC's 2-piece ID rule?

Answer options:

  • Student ID card from a local university ✅ Canadian passport
  • Birth certificate
  • Credit card with photo

Correct answer: Canadian passport

Explanation: A Canadian passport is a government-issued document with a photo and date of birth, making it a valid primary ID. Birth certificates lack a photo and student IDs are not government-issued.

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