West Virginia SB736 requires the Division of Motor Vehicles to issue an identification card to eligible released inmates.

West Virginia SB736 mandates that the Division of Motor Vehicles issue a temporary identification card to eligible inmates no earlier than seven days before their release from the Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation’s custody. The card is valid for 180 days and can be used as proof of identity, age, and residency for obtaining a driver’s license. The Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation must assist inmates in obtaining necessary documents and share Social Security numbers with the Division of Motor Vehicles for verification.

West Virginia SB736 requires the Division of Motor Vehicles to issue an identification card to eligible released inmates.

West Virginia SB736 mandates that the Division of Motor Vehicles issue a temporary identification card to eligible inmates no earlier than seven days before their release from the Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation’s custody. The card is valid for 180 days and can be used as proof of identity, age, and residency for obtaining a driver’s license. The Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation must assist inmates in obtaining necessary documents and share Social Security numbers with the Division of Motor Vehicles for verification.