Which of the following is NOT an acceptable identity document to get your G1 or G2?

To acquire your G1 or G2 license in Ontario, the government mandates that applicants present specific identity documents that confirm both their identity and residency. Acceptable documents usually have specific criteria, such as containing a photograph and being an official form of identification.

A Student ID may not always meet these standards. While it can provide some identification, it often lacks the formal recognition and legitimacy that comes with documents like a Passport, Ontario Photo Card, or Canadian Citizenship Card, all of which are officially recognized by the government. These documents are designed for the purpose of verifying your identity, residency, and are generally issued by government authorities, making them more reliable and acceptable.

On the other hand, the other listed options are widely accepted for driving license applications because they are government-issued, are unequivocally recognized, and meet the necessary criteria for establishing identity and residency.