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The donor needs one of the following forms of ID:

• American Red Cross donor ID (preferred)聽
• Driver's license with photo
  
• Immigration and Naturalization Service card (green card)
• State ID
• Employee ID with photo
• Passport
• Student ID with photo
• Military ID
  

When a primary form of ID is not available, the donor needs two secondary forms of ID:

• Student ID (without a photo)
• Driver's license without a photo
• Credit card or bank card
• Employee ID (without a photo)
• Birth certificate (original or certified copy)
• Personal checkbook with name and address
• Social Security card
• Voter registration card
• Payroll stub
• Vehicle registration
• Fishing or hunting license
• Grocery store frequent shopper card or VIP card
• Club or museum membership card
• Library card with donor's name
• Professional license (such as: RN, LPN or MT)
• Non-American Red Cross donor card
• Selective Service card
• Insurance card

Without any of the previously listed forms of ID above, the ID and date of birth of a high school student may be checked by the following:聽

• School officials determine the donor鈥檚 identity and date of birth from a list of potentially eligible donors (may use the yearbook to assist with the determination).
• Adult volunteers instructed on ID verification using a current yearbook picture and an additional piece of ID containing the donor鈥檚 name and age.
• A parent or legal guardian can provide a document with the donor鈥檚 legal name and verbally provide the name and age when the donor does not have ID due to age.
• High school students may not check identification on other high school students at high school blood drives.