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other than the applicant who can reasonably attest to the applicant's identity. Such affidavit must contain the applicant's name and other identifying information establishing identity. The affidavit does not have to be notarized. 2. Social Security Number – The following are accepted forms of proof of Social Security Number: a. Social Security Card b. Social Security Records c. Tax return or other document showing SSN and identity. 3. Date of Birth/Age – In addition to a birth certificate, the State accepts the following evidence of date of birth: U.S. Passport Naturalization Certificate Hospital Birth Records Social Security Administration Award Letter if DOB is included Adoption Records Affidavit of a Third Party School Records Military Service Records Physician Records USCIS Immigration Documents Driver’s License or State-issued Photo ID Church Records (Baptismal Certificate, Confirmation Papers, Marriage Certificate) Social Security Card or Records Voter Registration Card Life Insurance Policy Family Bible Marriage License State/Federal Census Record 4. Citizenship – The evidence accepted as proof of citizenship varies in accordance with the following: a. Stand-alone evidence of citizenship. The State accepts the following as sufficient evidence of citizenship: