Minnesota Blue Card Practice Test

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How many forms of identification must you bring to take the knowledge and road tests?

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The correct answer is: Two

To take both the knowledge and road tests for a driver's license or permit in Minnesota, you are required to present two forms of identification. This requirement ensures that the applicant's identity is verified adequately, which is crucial for maintaining safety and security in the licensing process. The identification documents generally need to include at least one form of identification that contains your name, date of birth, and signature, and they may also request a secondary form that further confirms your identity or residency. Having two forms of identification helps to prevent fraud and ensures that all individuals applying for a driver's license or permit are accurately identified. This policy aligns with regulations aimed at upholding the integrity of the licensing system, making it important for applicants to prepare the necessary documentation ahead of their tests.