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What is true about 'secondary' identification in BC for liquor purchase?
Secondary identification, such as credit cards or non-photo student IDs, can only be used in British Columbia when presented together with a valid primary ID. I
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Question: What is true about 'secondary' identification in BC for liquor purchase?
Answer options:
- It can be used alone if it has a photo ✅ It must be presented with a primary ID
- It is only for customers under 19
- It is only for showing a mailing address
Correct answer: It must be presented with a primary ID
Explanation: Secondary identification, such as credit cards or non-photo student IDs, can only be used in British Columbia when presented together with a valid primary ID. It cannot be used alone for age verification. It's not exclusively for specific age groups or just mailing addresses.
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