ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor                             Ch. 452

5.       A form of identification issued by a government unit that
contains a photograph of the applicant;

6.       Baptismal certificate;

7.       Banking records; and

8.       Other proof of age and identity that is satisfactory to the
Administration;

(ii) Any document required under subparagraph (i) of this
paragraph reflecting the legal name previously given to, or used by, the applicant
prior to assuming the common law name;

(iii) Any driver's license issued to the applicant in the name
previously used by the applicant prior to assuming the common law name; and

(iv) A copy of the applicant's birth certificate or other proof of age
and identity that is satisfactory to the Administration.

[(e)] (F) If an individual previously licensed to drive in another jurisdiction
applies for a license, the Administration may request a copy of his driving record from
the other jurisdiction.

[(f)] (G) If another licensing jurisdiction requests a driving record from the
Administration, the Administration may send the record to it without charge.

(H) SUBJECT TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF SUBSECTION (I) OF THIS SECTION, IF
THE ADMINISTRATION ACCEPTS A MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE, DIVORCE DECREE, OR
ADOPTION CERTIFICATE ISSUED IN THE UNITED STATES AS PROOF OF ACE OR
IDENTITY, THE ADMINISTRATION MUST ACCEPT A MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE, DIVORCE
DECREE, OR ADOPTION CERTIFICATE ISSUED IN A TERRITORY OF THE UNITED
STATES OR A FOREIGN COUNTRY.

(I) AN INDIVIDUAL MAY ONLY USE AN ORIGINAL OR CERTIFIED COPY OF A
DOCUMENT PREPARED IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY AS PROOF OF AGE OR IDENTITY IF;

(1) THE FOREIGN AFFAIRS MANUAL OF THE UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF STATE INDICATES THAT THE TYPE OF DOCUMENT PRESENTED IS
AVAILABLE; AND

(2) TO THE EXTENT REQUIRED BY THE ADMINISTRATION, THE
DOCUMENT IS ACCOMPANIED BY A NOTARIZED TRANSLATION INTO ENGLISH.

16-301.

(b) A person may not in any application for a driver's license:

(1)     Use a false or fictitious name;

(2)     Knowingly make a false statement;

(3)     Knowingly conceal a material fact; [or]

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