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DEPARTMENT FOR AGING AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES AUXILIARY GRANT PROGRAM NON-FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS 07/19 CHAPTER C, PAGE 3 • Primary verification documents have the highest probative value. They provide reliable evidence of an individual’s identity. • Secondary verification documents have lower probative value. They are less reliable sources of identity verification. 1.1.1. Primary Verification Documents The individual must submit the document with the highest probative value when it is available. If the individual states the document with the highest probative value is expired or lost but can be replaced within 10 business days, the individual must obtain a current copy of the document. Note: An alien’s identity and alien status cannot both be verified by one document. Two documents are required, one for identity and one for alien status. U.S. CITIZEN ALIEN Primary Evidence • U.S. driver’s license (not expired) • U.S. State issued non- driver identity card (issued by the same State agency which issues driver’s licenses and not expired) • U.S. Passport (not expired)*

*For evidence of identity purposes, the passport must be currently valid (i.e., not expired).

Primary Evidence A current U.S. immigration document AND an unexpired foreign passport. • Form I-551, Permanent Resident Card (includes temporary I-551 stamp/machine readable immigrant visa (MRIV) in combination with an unexpired foreign passport when the I-551 Permanent Resident Card has not yet been issued) • Form I-94, Arrival/departure Record in combination with an unexpired foreign passport • Form I-766, Employment Authorization card • Form I-688B, Employment Authorization card • Form I-872, American Indian Card (see RM 00203.430A.3.; this card is issued only to members of the Texas Band of Kickapoos)

Note: In some cases, the alien may have a current immigration document