What is issued to a U.S. Citizen for identification purposes?

A Regular Identification Card is specifically designed for individuals who need a form of identification but do not require a driver's license. This card serves as a valid identification document for U.S. citizens, allowing them to confirm their identity when needed, such as for travel, banking, age verification, and other situations where proof of identity is required.

The Regular License Certificate is primarily for individuals who are licensed to drive. While this document does provide identification, it is contingent upon the holder having driving privileges. Similarly, a Regular Commercial License is targeted at drivers operating commercial vehicles and is not intended solely for identification purposes. On the other hand, a Temporary Driver's License is a provisional document given under specific circumstances, often while an individual is applying for a regular driver's license, and it too ultimately serves more for driving purposes than for general identification needs.

Thus, the Regular Identification Card uniquely fulfills the need for a straightforward identification format for U.S. citizens without the necessity of being associated with driving privileges.