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This document outlines identification requirements for processing requests through an Illinois government office, specifying acceptable forms of photo identification (such as driver's licenses, passports, and military IDs) and alternative documentation procedures for expired or missing IDs. The requirements vary based on expiration status, with expired IDs less than 6 months old requiring one supplemental document, and IDs expired over 6 months or absent IDs requiring two forms of documentation showing current name and address. The document also includes special provisions for incarcerated or recently released individuals and government/hospital employees, while clarifying that Social Security cards are not acceptable.
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IDENTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS In order to process your request through this office we require identification to be provided A photo copy of a NON-EXPIRED, GOVERNMENT ISSUED PHOTO IDENTIFICATION. Such as a Driver's License, Passport, FOID card, Active Duty Military ID, Veterans Administration Issued Photo Medical Card, or a Federally issued Tribal ID card. ALL identification MUST have a photo, identifying information such as name, date of birth and an issue and expiration date. If any information is contained on both sides of the ID, ensure a copy of both sides is made. If your ID has expired and has an extension sticker, ensure a copy of the sticker is also made. If your ID has expired LESS THAN 6 MONTHS, please include one additional document showing your name and current address created within the last 6 months. Examples include legal mail such as a bill or financial statement sent to your current legal address. If your ID has expired MORE THAN 6 MONTHS or you DO NOT HAVE A VALID ID, you will be required to submit TWO forms of documentation with your name and current legal address listed. Documentation in lieu of an ID must be dated within the last 6 months. First Item - You must provide one or more of the following; Medical Card, Auto Insurance Card, Voter's Registration Card,Paycheck Stub with Imprinted FULL information, Bank, Financial, or a Credit Card Statement. Second Item - You must provide a piece of current mail you have received showing your full name and current legal mailing address. Examples include the current utility bill, phone bill or bill for services you have received. You may submit multiple pieces of mail however ensure they are from different Agencies or businesses. If you are currently incarcerated in a State or Federal facility, you will need to submit a dated copy of your prison intake or offender summary sheet containing your photo, name, date of birth and facility information. If you have been RELEASED from prison WITHIN THE LAST 6 MONTHS, you may provide a copy of your release papers along with a copy of your prison photo ID. Please note that the release papers MUST show an address that you have been released to that matches the address you are using with this office. If you are a State, Federal Agency or a Hospital, you may submit a copy of your work photo ID badge. The badge MUST have a photo, name, name of the Agency and an issue and expiration date along with any supportive paperwork required for the request. If your work ID does not meet the requirements, a copy of your government issued photo ID, Drivers License or Passport must also be included. SOCIAL SECURITY CARDS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE ELIGIBILITY TO OBTAIN AN ILLINOIS BIRTH RECORD Before a request for a copy of a birth record can be considered you must specify your eligibility to obtain it. ILCS410/535/25(4) states that copies of birth records may only be issued upon; The order of a court of competent jurisdiction; The specific written request by the person listed on the record if of legal age (18 or older) or by a parent or other legal representative* of the person to whom the record of birth relates; The specific written request by a Department of State, Municipal Corporation or the Federal Government *77 Illinois AdmCode 500.10 refers to "Legal Representative" as either an attorney acting on behalf of a person named on the birth record; An agent authorized by power of attorney; A Court-appointed representative; An agent with written, notarized authorization from a person named on the birth record for the purpose of obtaining a copy for that person; Any other agent, approved by the State Registrar as a legal representative. NOTE: Any person who, willfully and knowingly uses or attempts to use, or furnishes to another for use, for any purpose of deception, any certificate, record, report, certification or certified copy thereof so made, altered, amended, or mutilated; or, Any person who with the intention to deceive, willfully uses or attempts to use any certification or certified copy of a record of birth knowing that such certification or certified copy was issued upon a record that is false in whole or in part or that relates to the birth of another person is guilty of a Class 4 felony in the State of Illinois (/LCS 410/535/27 (f)). Illinois Law (/LCS 410/535/25 (1)) requires advanced payment for the search of death record files. *Fees are subject to current Illinois Statute and administrative policy and may be non-refundable.* -- 1 of 1 --
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