Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 630 - Nonoperator's Identification › Rule 761-630.2 - Application and Issuance

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
(1) An
				applicant for a nonoperator's identification card shall complete and sign an
				application form at a driver's license service center. The signature shall be
				without qualification and shall contain only the applicant's usual signature
				without any other titles, characters or symbols.
(2) The applicant shall present proof of
				identity, date of birth, social security number, Iowa residency, current
				residential address and lawful status as required by rule
				761-601.5 (321). If applicable,
				submission of a parent's, guardian's or custodian's consent is also required in
				accordance with rule 761-601.6 (321). The applicant
				or a current cardholder may provide the department with emergency contact
				information in accordance with rule
				761-601.3 (321).
(3) The nonoperator's identification card
				shall be coded for identification only, as explained on the reverse side of the
				card. The card shall expire eight years from the date of issue. A card issued
				to a person who is a foreign national with temporary lawful status shall be
				issued only for the length of time the person is authorized to be present in
				the United States as verified by the department, not to exceed two years.
				However, if the person's lawful status as verified by the department has no
				expiration date, the card shall be issued for a period of no longer than one
				year.
(4) Upon the request of the
				cardholder, the department shall indicate on the nonoperator's identification
				card any of the following:
a. The presence of
				a medical condition.
b. That the
				cardholder is a donor under the uniform anatomical gift law.
c. That the cardholder has in effect a
				medical advance directive.
d. That
				the cardholder is hard of hearing or deaf.
e. That the cardholder is a veteran.
(1) To be eligible for a veteran designation,
				the cardholder must be an honorably discharged veteran of the armed forces of
				the United States, the national guard or reserve forces. A cardholder who
				requests a veteran designation shall submit Form 432035, properly completed by
				the cardholder and a designee of the Iowa department of veterans affairs, or
				the cardholder shall present certification of release or discharge from active
				duty, DD form 214, to the department indicating that the cardholder was
				honorably discharged from active duty. A cardholder who was a member of the
				national guard or reserve forces and who applies directly to the department
				must present a DD form 214 which indicates that the cardholder was honorably
				discharged after serving for at least a minimum aggregate (total) of 90 days of
				active duty service for purposes other than training. A cardholder who was a
				member of the national guard or reserve forces and who has a discharge document
				other than a DD form 214 must have the cardholder's eligibility for a veteran
				designation determined by a designee of the Iowa department of veterans affairs
				and shall apply to the department for a veteran designation by submitting Form
				432035, properly completed by the cardholder and a designee of the Iowa
				department of veterans affairs.
(2)
				The department may consult with and defer to the Iowa department of veterans
				affairs regarding what constitutes a properly completed DD form 214 and veteran
				status in general.
(3) If the
				department denies issuance of a nonoperator's identification card with a
				veteran designation upon presentation of the DD form 214 to the department, the
				cardholder may obtain a card with a veteran designation if the cardholder
				submits Form 432035, properly completed by the cardholder and a designee of the
				Iowa department of veterans affairs.
(4) If the department issues a veteran
				designation in error or as the result of fraud on the part of the cardholder,
				the nonoperator's identification card with a veteran designation shall be
				canceled, and a duplicate card without the designation may be issued to the
				cardholder. There shall be no charge to issue a duplicate card if the card was
				issued in error, unless the error was the result of fraud on the part of the
				cardholder.
f. That the
				cardholder has autism spectrum disorder.