Homeless Youth
ID Program
The Homeless Youth ID Program allows qualifying unaccompanied children and youth up the age of 21 receiving services through homeless support programs to receive a REAL ID Noncompliant State Identification Card at no cost to them without parent's signature. This ID card enables them to verify their identity for work, school, bank accounts, and more, providing a pathway to independence and self-sufficiency.
How to Start
Bring the following documents to your visit:
- Primary ID - Most commonly a birth certificate or U.S. Passport. Click here to find the list of acceptable primary identification documents.
- Notarized eligibility letter - Letter must be printed on letterhead from the designated program, agency, or school and notarized. Download the template.
- 1 Proof of Oklahoma residency - Use your eligibility letter as a proof of residency or view the list of all acceptable residency documents.
- Social Security number - Physical card is not required.
- Name change document (if applicable) - If the last name to be entered on the Oklahoma State ID Card is different from the name on the Primary ID, the applicant must bring in a document showing a legal name change. Click here to view the list of acceptable legal name change documents.
Visit a Service Oklahoma Licensing Office
Get your temporary State ID printed
Once your paperwork has been approved and processed, you will given a temporary paper ID to use until you receive your State ID in the mail.
Frequently Asked Questions
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P.O. Box 11415
Oklahoma City, OK 73136
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