New York S06396 allows individuals with nonapparent disabilities to request a discreet notation on their driver's licenses and identification cards.

New York S06396, also known as "Eric's ID Law," mandates that the Department of Motor Vehicles provide a discreet nonapparent disability designation on non-driver identification cards, drivers' licenses, and learners' permits. The bill allows individuals to request this notation without needing to provide proof of their disability. It also prohibits the disclosure of this information to insurers or for any insurance-related purposes. Additionally, the bill mandates a training program for police officers and peace officers on interacting with individuals with nonapparent disabilities.

New York S06396 allows individuals with nonapparent disabilities to request a discreet notation on their driver's licenses and identification cards.

New York S06396, also known as "Eric's ID Law," mandates that the Department of Motor Vehicles provide a discreet nonapparent disability designation on non-driver identification cards, drivers' licenses, and learners' permits. The bill allows individuals to request this notation without needing to provide proof of their disability. It also prohibits the disclosure of this information to insurers or for any insurance-related purposes. Additionally, the bill mandates a training program for police officers and peace officers on interacting with individuals with nonapparent disabilities.