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Apple and Goldman Sachs require a "state-issued ID" in the application process for the Apple Card. Although living lawfully in the US, the only state-issued ID I have is a Liquor ID from Massachusetts. I never needed anything else other than the social security number (which I have).
Is the Liquor ID acceptable? Or do I need a Driver's License or some other document?
Thank you.
iPhone X
You need an ID that can verify your address. A liquor license won't work. You need a drivers license or a state issued ID. The liquor license is not identification.
Is the liquor license a photo ID? If not it will not work.
Yes, it does have: photo, address, gender, height, date of birth, issuance date, expiry date.
Thank you very much.
In Massachusetts, liquor IDs do have the person's address, just like you see here: https://www.mass.gov/how-to/apply-for-a-liquor-id-card. In that case, I suppose it would be acceptable. Does that make sense, or do I still need a driver's license?
You can try it and let us know. Apple is not here. We are fellow users like you.
Thanks so much. I'll post back and let everyone know if that works.
Does Apple Card accept Liquor ID?
