Pennsylvania Law requires that registered voters who appear in person to vote for the first time in a precinct (registration date after Jan. 1, 2003), must present an approved form of Photo I.D. before being permitted to vote.  Below is a list of acceptable forms of I.D. as provided for in Act 150. 

PHOTO I.D.           

1. Valid Driver’s License or I.D. Card issued by PA Dept. of Transportation
2. Valid I.D. Card issued by any other agency of the Commonwealth
3. Valid I.D. Card issued by the U.S. Government.
4. Valid U.S. Passport.
5. Valid Employee I.D. Card.
6. Valid Student I.D. Card.
7. Valid Armed Forces of the United States I.D. Card.

NON-PHOTO I.D.

1. Voter’s identification card issued by the voter registration commission     
2. Non-photo I.D. or other document issued by the Commonwealth or agency, which shows name and address of voter.
3. Non-photo I.D. or other document issued by the U.S. Government or agency, which shows name and address of voter.
4. Firearm permits which shows name and address of voter.
5. Current utility bill which shows name and address of voter.
6. Current bank statement, which shows name and address of voter.
7. Paycheck, which shows name and address of voter.
8. Government check, which shows name and address of voter.