When going through the identity check, you will be asked to provide a valid, unexpired government-issued identification document to complete the process. Depending on your location, a different identification document may be required of you. United States U.S. residents can use any of the following forms of identification: Driver License State ID Passport Passport Card Permanent Resident Card Non-Citizen Travel Document Visa Work Permit Canada Residents of Canada can use any of the following forms of identification: Driver License Healthcare Insurance Card Provincial ID Passport Passport Card Permanent Resident Card Western Europe If you are located in these regions, the identity check will require you to submit either: State-issued IDs such as a Drivers License or Identification Card Government-issued passport For all other regions, the identity check will require you to submit an appropriate form of identification dependent on your region. Unaccepted Identification Documents Regardless of where you are based, these identification documents will not be accepted when going through the identity check: School IDs Medical IDs Temporary (paper) IDs (a temporary license, for instance) Public Services Card Military IDs Global Entry Cards Was this article helpful? 110 out of 223 found this helpful Have more questions? Submit a request