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Which of the following is considered a 'secondary' piece of identification under BC's 2-piece ID rule?

A credit card with a signature is an example of a secondary piece of ID, which helps corroborate the primary photo ID but doesn't independently prove age.

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Question: Which of the following is considered a 'secondary' piece of identification under BC's 2-piece ID rule?

Answer options:

  • Canadian Citizenship Card
  • BCID Card ✅ Credit Card with signature
  • Driver's license from another province

Correct answer: Credit Card with signature

Explanation: A credit card with a signature is an example of a secondary piece of ID, which helps corroborate the primary photo ID but doesn't independently prove age.

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