§286-301.5 Non-compliant identification cards. (a) Every person who submits an application for an identification card that is unable to appear in person before the examiner of drivers to be photographed or present new source documents in person at least every sixteen years shall be issued a non-compliant identification card that is uniquely identified as not being in compliance with the REAL ID Act of 2005. The applicant shall authorize to the examiner of drivers a person who has power of attorney of the applicant who shall present satisfactory proof to the examiner of drivers of the applicant's identity, date of birth, social security number, legal presence, primary care provider certificate, and residency in the State.
(b) Every application under this section shall be made upon the form and in the manner required by section 286-303 and shall be accompanied by the fee established for compliant identification cards pursuant to section 286-309.
(c) Every non-compliant identification card issued pursuant to this section shall on its face and in a machine readable zone bear the phrase, "Not acceptable for official federal purposes", and be of a unique design or color indication that clearly distinguishes the card from the State's compliant identification cards. If the United States Department of Homeland Security determines that non-compliant identification cards issued pursuant to this section do not satisfy the requirements of title 6 Code of Federal Regulations section 37.71, the examiner of drivers, under the direction of the department of transportation, shall modify the non-compliant identification cards issued pursuant to this section only to the extent necessary to satisfy the requirements of the federal law.
(d) Every non-compliant identification card shall expire in accordance with section 286-306.
(e) A non-compliant identification card may be renewed or replaced in accordance with section 286-306.
(f) The director shall adopt rules in accordance with chapter 91 to implement this section. [L 2019, c 233, §2]
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