Which of the following forms of ID is acceptable for a foreign visitor purchasing SLCPs in the US?

The Alien Registration Card is a valid form of identification for foreign visitors purchasing Scheduled Listed Chemical Products (SLCPs) in the United States. This card serves as proof of legal residency and contains essential identification elements, including the individual’s name, photograph, and unique identification number. Since it verifies the identity and legal status of the foreign visitor, it complies with federal regulations that require an individual to provide an acceptable form of ID when purchasing SLCPs, which are subject to federal controls to prevent misuse.

While a travel document and an international driver's license might seem like reasonable alternatives, they do not meet the specific criteria established for identification purposes in this context. A travel document may not contain sufficient identifying information, while an international driver’s license can vary significantly in format and recognition across different jurisdictions. A credit card, on the other hand, primarily serves a financial function and does not usually confirm the identity or legal status of a foreign national, making it inadequate as a primary form of ID for this purpose.