No. There is no statutory requirement to carry identification of any type. Obviously, you have to have a driver's license if you're driving and a passport if you're crossing an international border, but there is no law requiring identification when not engaged in a specific act that requires a document.
No. Except when driving.
It depends where you are living. There is no legal requirement to carry any ID in the UK.
No. It is if you leave in a car, but just for a walk or bike ride, no.
During what exactly?
It is unlawful to possess a drivers license or state issued identity card issued by any state other than the one in which you reside.
No
They are issued through the DMV for your state.
A state-issued ID is $15 at your closest DMV, depending on WHICH state you are referring to.
Yes.
School ID of any kind is generally not recognized as valid ID. You'd be better off getting a driver's license or at least a state issued identification card.
1. Passport 2. State Issued ID (Driver's License, Non-Driver's License) 3. Government Issued ID (Military ID, Government Agency ID)
military id, passport, state issued drivers license or id
Drivers License, Student ID, State issued ID.
you have to be 12 in the state of California.
If you are a US Citizen, a State Driver's lisence of State issued valid ID.
State or federally issued ID, such as a drivers licence, state ID card, passport, military ID, military dependent ID, etc.