Utah Code 26B-4-244. Government issued photo identification

A government issued photo identification is valid for purposes of this chapter if the identification:

(1) is unexpired;

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Government issued photo identification: means any of the following forms of identification:
     (19)(a) a valid state-issued driver license or identification card;
     (19)(b) a valid United States federal-issued photo identification, including:
          (19)(b)(i) a United States passport;
          (19)(b)(ii) a United States passport card;
          (19)(b)(iii) a United States military identification card; or
          (19)(b)(iv) a permanent resident card or alien registration receipt card; or
     (19)(c) a foreign passport. See Utah Code 26B-4-201
Recommending medical provider: means a qualified medical provider or a limited medical provider. See Utah Code 26B-4-201

(2) expired within the previous six months; or

(3) is expired and belongs to an individual who:

(3)(a) as reported by the individual’s recommending medical provider is in hospice or has a terminal illness; or

(3)(b) is a patient or resident of:

(3)(b)(i) an assisted living facility, as defined in Section 26B-2-201;

(3)(b)(ii) a nursing care facility, as defined in Section 26B-2-201; or

(3)(b)(iii) a general acute hospital, as defined in Section 26B-2-201.