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Municipal identification cards will now be
available to anyone who can prove their identity and residency in New York
City. Mayor Bill de Blasio signed into law a plan that offers municipal
identification cards to residents regardless of their immigration status.
This identification card is aimed towards groups
of people who are currently unavailable to show a form of government
identification to cash a check or sign a lease. According de Blasio,
"There are so many reasons why we want people to have ID, but we have a
difference in this city to begin with. We don't have the same usage of
driver's licenses that other parts of the country have."
The card will initially be free, but officials
say they may charge a small fee for the license after the first year. Documents that are acceptable option the
municipal identification include a birth certicate and proof of residence, such
as a utility bill or bank statement.
Read more about the new municipal license on the CBS website.
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