Check page 23 of the AAMC MCAT Essentials Document
https://aamc-orange.global.ssl.fast...ec12888c/essentials_2017_-_final_03282017.pdf
Typically, a driver’s license or passport will meet the acceptable criteria noted below.
o If you do not provide the proper identification, you will be considered a “no-show,” you will not receive a refund, and the attempt to test will count toward your testing limits.
An acceptable ID must meet the following conditions in a single form:
o Be current (document must have an expiration date that has not passed)
o Have been issued by a government agency
o Include a photo, which can be used to positively identify you
o Include your signature, which you will be asked to duplicate on test day
o Be whole, with no evidence of tampering (e.g., no clipped corners or holes punched)
The Test Center Administrator (TCA) cannot accept:
o Temporary IDs, paper IDs, IDs with extension stickers, or ID application receipts of any quality since we are unable to validate authenticity
o If your ID has the word “temporary” printed on it due to your current status within the country, you must contact AAMC Services for instructions prior to the Silver Zone registration deadline associated with your test.
o Virtual IDs
o Employee IDs
o School IDs
o Library cards
o Any single ID that does not fulfill the above requirements, even if issued by governmentsponsored institutions
If your ID has expired and you will not receive a new acceptable ID prior to exam day, you must reschedule your exam to a later administration or risk that your new ID will not arrive in time. Examinees must account for the processing time of government agencies when selecting an exam date.
