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verification of citizenship made by a Federal agency or another State, if such verification was done on or after July 1, 2006. 5. Satisfactory Immigration Status – In the event that electronic data sources fail, the State may require an applicant to provide the appropriate form of evidence to prove status, as listed below: Immigration Status Birth Certificate (if born in the U.S.) – otherwise this does not show immigration status in the U.S. U.S. Passport Naturalization Certificate Military Service Records Alien Resident Card (I-155) (also known as a “Green Card”) Employment Authorization Card (I-688B) For recent arrivals, a temporary I-551 stamp in a foreign passport or on USCIS Form I-94 Unexpired Re-entry Permit (Form I-327) Forms AR-3 and AR-3a, Alien Registration Receipt Card USCIS Form I-94 with stamp showing admission under 203(a)(7) of the INA, refugee- conditional entry USCIS Form I-688B (or USCIS employment authorization card) annotated 274a.12(a)(3); USCIS Form I-766 annotated A3. For lawful permanent residents who are victims of domestic violence – IRS form I551 or I551B coded IB1 through IB3, IB6 through IB8, B11, B12, B16, B17, B20 through B29, B31 through B33, B36 through B38, BX1 through BX3, BX6, BX7 or BX 8 For victims of domestic violence petitioning for legal status who are considered as "qualified aliens" under PROWORA – IRS Form 797 showing an approved 1-360 or 1-13 self- petitioning as a spouse or child of a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident; OR USCIS Form 797 showing a Notice of Prima Facie Determination USCIS Form I-94 with date of admission and annotated with unexpired status as listed in § 0304.05.45.05