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According to BC's 2-piece ID rule, what combination of identification is generally required if a primary ID does not have a photo?
The 2-piece ID rule requires a primary ID (like a Driver's License) and a secondary ID. If the primary ID lacks a photo, the secondary ID must include one.
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Question: According to BC's 2-piece ID rule, what combination of identification is generally required if a primary ID does not have a photo?
Answer options:
- Two primary IDs ✅ One primary ID and one secondary ID with a photo
- Two secondary IDs, one with a photo
- One primary ID with a photo and one secondary ID
Correct answer: One primary ID and one secondary ID with a photo
Explanation: The 2-piece ID rule requires a primary ID (like a Driver's License) and a secondary ID. If the primary ID lacks a photo, the secondary ID must include one.
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