All candidates must bring two valid forms of identification to the test center. This article outlines what types of ID are acceptable and provides a link to Pearson VUE’s official policy for full details.
What You Need to Bring
When attending an exam at a Pearson VUE test center, you are required to present:
1. One Primary ID
Your primary ID must:
- Be government‑issued
- Include your first and last name
- Contain a recent, recognizable photo
- Display your signature
- Be original (no photocopies or digital IDs)
- Be valid and unexpired (expired IDs accepted only with official renewal paperwork)
Examples of acceptable primary IDs include:
- Passport
- Driver’s license
- National/state/province ID card
- Permanent resident/visa card
2. One Secondary ID
Your secondary ID must include either:
- Your name and signature, or
- Your name and a recent, recognizable photo
It must also be:
- Original
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Valid and unexpired
Important Notes
- The name on both IDs must exactly match the name used during exam registration.
- If your primary ID is not issued in the country where you are testing, Pearson VUE requires you to present a passport.
Review the Full ID Requirements
Please review the complete Pearson VUE ID policy before your exam to avoid delays or rescheduling:
Pearson VUE Identification Requirements
http://home.pearsonvue.com/Policies/1S/English
If you have questions about your specific IDs, please contact the helpdesk before your exam date—we’re here to help!