60-4,181. State identification cards; issuance; requirements; form; delivery; cancellation.
(1) Each applicant for a state identification card shall provide the information and documentation required by sections 60-484 and 60-484.04. The form of the state identification card shall comply with section 60-4,117. The applicant shall present an issuance certificate to the county treasurer for a state identification card. Department personnel or the county treasurer shall collect the fee and surcharge as prescribed in section 60-4,115 and issue a receipt to the applicant which is valid up to thirty days. The state identification card shall be delivered to the applicant as provided in section 60-4,113.
(2) The director may summarily cancel any state identification card, and any judge or magistrate may order a state identification card canceled in a judgment of conviction, if the application or information presented by the applicant contains any false or fraudulent statements which were deliberately and knowingly made as to any matter material to the issuance of the card or if the application or information presented by the applicant does not contain required or correct information. Any state identification card so obtained shall be void from the date of issuance. Any judgment of conviction ordering cancellation of a state identification card shall be transmitted to the director who shall cancel the card.
(3) No person shall be a holder of a state identification card and an operator's license at the same time.
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