1. (a) For three points:

   1. (1) New York State learner’s permit issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles;
   2. (2) U.S. Military ID card issued to active, reserve, and retired military personnel only;
   3. (3) photo identification card issued by an agency, authority, board, or Commission of New York State, a government agency or authority of a political subdivision within New York State, including a school district, or an agency of the Federal government, provided, however, that identification cards that are marked “not for identification purposes” or set forth similar language shall not be considered; or
   4. (4) photo identification card issued by an educational institution, including a university, college, or post-secondary school, subject to the regulation of the State Education Department or Board of Regents.

2. (b) For two points:

   1. (1) United States or foreign passport, which may be expired by not more than two years;
   2. (2) foreign drivers’ license with a photo, which may be expired by not more than two years;
   3. (3) Federal documents issued by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services including Form I-94, Form I-797, I-797A, or I-797D; or
   4. (4) United States individual taxpayer identification number (ITIN) assignment letter.

3. (c) For one point:

   1. (1) non-photo identification card issued by an agency, authority, board, or commission of New York State, a government agency or authority of a political subdivision within New York State, including a school district, or an agency of the Federal government, provided, however, that identification cards that are marked “not for identification purposes” or set forth similar language shall not be considered;
   2. (2) photo identification card issued by an employer or entity associated with an employer, including photo identification cards required to access secure facilities and buildings;
   3. (3) photo identification card issued by a charitable organization registered with the charities bureau of the New York State Office of the Attorney General relating to eligibility for services or participation in the programs administered by the charitable organization in the ordinary course and for which eligibility was established prior to April 19, 2021; or
   4. (4) a written employment offer, pay stubs, or notice of pay documents provided to the applicant by an employer.

In addition to the proof of identity documents listed in paragraph (a) of subsection 5 of section 2 of part EEE of chapter 59 of the Laws of 2021, an applicant may provide the following documentation to the commissioner to establish at least four points of proof of identify: