Utah Notary Practice Test

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Which of the following is an example of an invalid identification document?

Unexpired driver's license
Birth certificate
State-issued ID
Passport card

The correct answer is: Birth certificate

A birth certificate is considered an invalid identification document for the purpose of notarization because it does not serve as a form of identification that verifies an individual's current identity. While a birth certificate can prove a person's date of birth and citizenship, it lacks a photograph and other identifying features that are typically required for authenticating identity in notarial acts. In contrast, items such as an unexpired driver's license, state-issued ID, and passport card contain essential information and a photo that confirm the person’s identity effectively in a professional setting, which is necessary for the notary to perform their duties accurately and responsibly.