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Identification cards from the state of Illinois help to prove both your identity and your residency in the state. In general, you do not need one if you have a driver's license because the license performs essentially the same function. Official state-issued identification cards, however, are critical for people who don't have driver's licenses because you often need to present a photo identification for banking, when using a credit card and obtaining a passport among other tasks. Driver Services Facilities located throughout the Illinois issue identification cards.
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Gather your documentation. Illinois has four categories for acceptable proof of identity and residence and first-time applicants will have to satisfy each of them. New applicants need one document each from the following categories: written signature, birth date, Social Security number and residency. You can use the same document to fulfill more than one category's requirements.
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Go to a Driver Services Facility and fill out an application in its entirety. Present the completed application and your identification documents to a DSF employee who will verify your information and take your picture.
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Pay the fees. As of 2010, the identification card fee is $10. People who are 65 and over can receive theirs for free, as can the homeless and disabled.

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