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A customer presents an out-of-province driver's license that appears legitimate, but you are not familiar with its security features. What is the safest approach?
When in doubt about the authenticity or validity of an ID, especially an unfamiliar one, the safest and most appropriate action is to consult with a manager. Th
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Question: A customer presents an out-of-province driver's license that appears legitimate, but you are not familiar with its security features. What is the safest approach?
Answer options:
- Accept it, as all Canadian driver's licenses are considered valid ID.
- Politely explain you cannot accept it because you don't recognize it.
- Ask for a second piece of supplementary ID to verify their age. ✅ Call a manager to verify the ID for you.
Correct answer: Call a manager to verify the ID for you.
Explanation: When in doubt about the authenticity or validity of an ID, especially an unfamiliar one, the safest and most appropriate action is to consult with a manager. They may have more experience or resources to verify the ID. Option A is risky. Option B might be too premature without attempting to verify. Option C is a good practice but a manager consultation is better for unfamiliar documents.
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