Arizona HB2867 modifies the state's driver and nonoperating identification license regulations.
Arizona HB2867 amends the state's statutes to revise the issuance and content of driver and nonoperating identification licenses. The bill specifies that a driver license is not valid until signed by the licensee. It allows applicants to provide a post office box address on their license and permits distinguishing marks for veterans and Native Americans if proof is submitted. The bill also mandates that licenses for minors under the legal drinking age be marked distinctly. Additionally, it clarifies that the presence of a driver license does not serve as proof of citizenship.
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