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  1. Who is eligible to apply for a Utah state identification (ID) card?

    Answer: Any Utah resident, including minors.

    The Utah DLD allows any resident, regardless of age, to apply for a state identification card. This provides a valid form of identification for individuals who do not have a driver's license, including minors who need ID for various purposes like school, travel, or age verification.

  2. What documentation is required to apply for a Utah ID card?

    Answer: Proof of identity and Utah residency.

    To obtain a Utah ID card, applicants must provide documentation that verifies who they are (proof of identity, such as a birth certificate or passport) and that they live in Utah (proof of residency, like a utility bill or lease agreement). This ensures the card is issued to the correct individual and is valid for a state resident.

  3. How much does a Utah identification card cost for a standard adult applicant?

    Answer: $23.

    The standard fee for a Utah identification card for an adult applicant is $23. This fee covers the administrative costs associated with processing the application and producing the secure identification card, which is valid for a specified period.

  4. What makes a Utah ID card REAL ID compliant?

    Answer: It is marked with a gold or black star in the upper corner.

    A REAL ID-compliant card is easily identifiable by a gold or black star located in the upper right corner. This star signifies that the card meets the enhanced security standards set by the federal REAL ID Act, allowing it to be used for specific federal purposes like boarding domestic flights.

  5. Who may qualify for a free Utah state ID card?

    Answer: Individuals experiencing homelessness or those under specific assistance programs.

    Utah offers fee waivers for state ID cards to vulnerable populations, including individuals experiencing homelessness or those enrolled in certain public assistance programs. This initiative aims to remove financial barriers, ensuring these individuals can obtain essential identification needed for housing, employment, and other services.

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