Establishes the MOBILE ID Act to provide in-home and long-term care facility identification services to West Virginia residents unable to travel to a.
The bill creates the MOBILE ID Act, establishing a program within the West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles to offer in-home and long-term care facility identification services to eligible residents. Eligibility requires being a West Virginia resident who is medically unable to travel to a DMV office, certified by a licensed physician, physician assistant, or advanced practice registered nurse. The program mandates two-person in-home visits for safety, adequate staffing to ensure timely service, and requires rulemaking.
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