What is an ID that can be used if it contains the individual’s date of birth and address?

A voter registration card is a valid form of identification that typically includes essential personal details such as the individual's name, address, and date of birth. It serves as proof of eligibility to vote and is often accepted for identification purposes due to the reliability of the information it contains. This makes it suitable as a means of verifying identity, especially in contexts where age and residency requirements are relevant.

In contrast, while a school ID may include the student's name and possibly other details, it does not universally guarantee the inclusion of date of birth or current address. A credit card, while it contains the individual's name, does not typically include the address or date of birth, and its primary purpose is for transactions rather than identification. A health card may also not consistently provide date of birth or address details depending on the issuing body and the specific format of the card. Thus, the voter registration card stands out as the most appropriate ID that contains both the individual's date of birth and address.