RBS RBS Identification & Age Verification 2

Question 1

An ID scanner returns a 'FAIL' result for a patron's license. What should the bouncer do?

Accepted Answer

Deny entry based on the scanner result

Answer

A failed scan indicates the ID may be fraudulent or invalid, and the bouncer should deny entry to comply with RBS guidelines.

Question 2

A patron presents a vertical-format driver's license. What does this typically indicate in many U.S. states?

Accepted Answer

The patron is under 21 years of age

Answer

Many U.S. states issue vertical-format licenses to individuals under 21 to make age verification easier for establishments.

Question 3

Which U.S. federal document is acceptable proof of age at alcohol-serving establishments?

Accepted Answer

U.S. passport

Answer

A U.S. passport is a federally issued photo ID that confirms identity and date of birth, making it an acceptable form of age verification.

Question 4

What is 'shoulder tapping' in the context of alcohol compliance?

Accepted Answer

A minor asking an adult to purchase alcohol for them

Answer

Shoulder tapping is when a minor approaches an adult outside a store or bar and asks them to buy alcohol on their behalf.

Question 5

If a patron's ID is expired by one day, what is the recommended action for a bouncer?

Accepted Answer

Deny entry because expired IDs are not valid proof of age

Answer

An expired ID is no longer a valid legal document for proving age, and establishments risk liability by accepting it.

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