Proper Identifications

Proper Identifications

To take the North Carolina Medication Aide Examination for Adult Care Facilities, you are required to bring two (2) forms of current, not expired, official, signature-bearing identification to the test site. One of these forms must be a photo identification.

Approved Forms of Identification:

1. Non-Laminated U.S. Government Issued Social Security (SS) Card
   • One form of identification must be a non-laminated U.S. government issued Social Security (SS) card.
2. Photo Identification:
   The second form of identification must be a photo-bearing form from the list below:
   • Driver’s license
   • Learner’s permit
   • Military Identification
   • State or federal issued identification card
   • Passport (U.S. or Foreign)
   • Alien registration card
   • Federal-issued employment authorization document (EAD) photo identification card.
3. Sponsor and Military Identification:
   • Sponsor military identification and dependent military identification may be used when presented with a valid SS card.
4. Photocopies of Identification:
   Photocopies of identification will not be accepted.

Note: Paper copies will be accepted for temporary licenses, permits, and identifications only.

Important Notes:

• The name on your identifications must be exactly the same as the name you used when you registered for the examination, including suffixes and hyphens.
• If you do not have proper identification, you will not be allowed to take the test, and your examination fee will not be refunded.