Training for Intervention ProcedureS (TIPS) Certification Practice Exam

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Is an expired ID deemed an acceptable form of identification?

  1. Yes

  2. No

  3. Only if it's less than a year expired

  4. Only if accompanied by another form of ID

The correct answer is: Yes

An expired ID is generally not considered an acceptable form of identification because it does not serve as proof of identity or eligibility with current validity. In security-sensitive environments, such as those involving age verification or entry into events, it is crucial that the identification presented is currently valid to prevent fraud and ensure compliance with legal standards. While there may be instances in some jurisdictions or specific situations where an expired ID might be accepted under certain conditions (like having another valid form of ID with it), these cases are exceptions rather than the rule. Thus, the most accurate answer is that an expired ID does not meet the requirements for an acceptable form of identification.