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It explains how AB 1766 expands access to Californians regardless of immigration status, how it differs from AB 60 driver’s licenses, expected beneficiary scale, and key timing for applications in 2027. 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Right now, only people who can show their presence in the [U.S. is](U.S. is) “authorized under federal law” can apply for a standard (non-REAL ID) California identification card (CA ID) . AB 1766 expands standard CA ID eligibility to all Californians, regardless of their immigration status, by 2027. Undocumented residents without access to a car or who are unable to take a driver’s test will benefit most from this bill, including some women, seniors, persons with disabilities, and people who were formerly incarcerated.  \nWHY DO PEOPLE NEED IDS? I THOUGHT UNDOCUMENTED CALIFORNIANS COULD GET A DRIVER’S LICENSE.  \nAB 60 , passed in 2013, allows all Californians to apply for a driver’s license, even without proof of their immigration status, if they can establish their identity and California residency, pass a driving test, a vision test, show proof of insurance, and any other driver’s license requirements. However, AB 60 did not expand access to CAID cards. Residents who cannot obtain a driver’s license (which can serve as a form of ID) -perhaps because they do not drive or do not have access to a car-and who cannot provide proof of lawful presence in the United States have been unable to obtain a CA ID card (a non-driving alternative form of ID available to other California  \ncontinued on next page  \nILRC. ORG  \nPG. 1  \ncontinued...  \nAB 60 DRIVER’S LICENSES, FOR UNDOCUMENTED CALIFORNIANS WHO CAN PASS THE DRIVING TEST, ARE AVAILABLE NOW.  \nVISIT ILRC.ME/AB60 FOR MORE INFORMATION.  \nNOTE  \n| TEACHING, INTERPRETING,& CHANGING LAW SINCE 1979 | COMMUNITY |\n| --- | --- |\n|  | EXPLAINER |\n\nresidents) . IDs are critical for many daily activities, such as cashing a check, renting an apartment, or volunteering at a child’s school.  \nWILL IDS THROUGH AB 1766 BE AVAILABLE ONLY TO THOSE WITHOUT IMMIGRATION STATUS?  \nNo, anyone who cannot or chooses not to provide the documents needed for a REAL ID may apply for a standard CA ID card. The  \nCalifornia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) refers to all non-REAL ID cards as“standard ID cards.” Standard ID cards are currently available to California residents who are U. S. citizens, lawful permanent residents (green card holders), and other lawfully present individuals. Under AB 1766, undocumented Californians will also be able to apply for standard ID cards.  \nHOW MANY PEOPLE COULD BENEFIT FROM AB 1766?  \nApproximately 1.6 million people in California could benefit from AB 1766 based on the number of undocumented people over age 15 who have not yet obtained a driver’s license through AB 60 at this point. However, the number of people who could benefit from the expanded access to standard ID cards is likely higher, since ID cardsunlike driver’s licenses-are available to Californians of any age. So children will also be able to benefit from AB 1766.  \nIS THERE AN AGE REQUIREMENT TO APPLY FOR AN ID UNDER AB 1766?  \nNo, there is no minimum age requirement for a CA ID card, including those issued under AB 1766.  \nILRC. ORG PG. 2 continued on next page  \ncontinued...  \n| TEACHING, INTERPRETING,& CHANGING LAW SINCE 1979 | COMMUNITY |\n| --- | --- |\n|  | EXPLAINER |\n\nWHEN CAN PEOPLE BEGIN APPLYING FOR IDS UNDER AB 1766?  \nThe law passed in 2022 but it is not set to go into effect until 2027. Californians should be able to apply for standard CA ID cards under AB 1766 by July 1, 2027.  \nWHY IS THAT DATE SO LATE?  \nThe DMV is in the process of updating their technological systems, so unfortunately the DMV could not commit to making these IDs available sooner.  \nIS THERE ANY WAY TO MOVE THAT DATE UP?  \nThe law, CA IDs for All, requires that the DMV make standard CA IDs ava","cbCaiaHNov7om4mC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaHNov7om4mC","pdf",338118,"English","# What does AB 1766 do?\n# Why do people need IDs? I thought undocumented Californians could get a driver’s license.\n# Will IDs through AB 1766 be available only to those without immigration status?\n# How many people could benefit from AB 1766?\n# Is there an age requirement to apply for an ID under AB 1766?\n# When can people begin applying for IDs under AB 1766?\n# Why is that date so late?\n# Is there any way to move that date up?\n# If I apply under AB 1766, will my information be shared with law enforcement (like the police) and then with ICE?","[{\"question\":\"What does AB 1766 do for California ID cards?\",\"answer\":\"AB 1766 expands eligibility for standard California identification (CA ID) cards to all Californians, regardless of immigration status, by 2027.\"},{\"question\":\"How is AB 1766 different from AB 60 driver’s licenses?\",\"answer\":\"AB 60 allows driver’s license applications for many Californians without immigration-status proof, but it did not expand access to CA ID cards. 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