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CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS 10 CCR 2505-10 8.100 Medical Services Board

55 g) Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood, or other U.S. American Indian/Alaska Native Tribal document with a photograph or other personal identifying information relating to the individual. The document is acceptable if it carries a photograph of the individual or has other personal identifying information relating to the individual such as age, weight, height, race, sex, and eye color; or h) Three or more documents that together reasonably corroborate the identity of an individual provided such documents have not been used to establish the individual's citizenship and the individual submitted evidence of citizenship listed under 8.100.3.H.2.b. or 8.100.3.H.2.c. The following requirements must be met: i) No other evidence of identity is available to the individual; ii) The documents must at a minimum contain the individual's name, plus any additional information establishing the individual's identity; and iii) All documents used must contain consistent identifying information. iv) These documents include, but are not limited to, employer identification cards, high school and college diplomas from accredited institutions (including general education and high school equivalency diplomas), marriage certificates, divorce decrees, and property deeds/titles. i) Special identity rules for children. For children under 16, the following records are acceptable: i) Clinic, doctor, or hospital records; or ii) School records. 1) The school record may include nursery or daycare records and report cards; and