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Examples of an unacceptable physical/ residential address are a post office box, rural route, flight school address, or a commercial business/employer address.\u003Cbr>􀁸 For an applicant under age 18 , who does not possess an acceptable form(s) of identification, a parent or legal guardian may be required to accompany the applicant, and after presenting identification as described in this table, may attest to the applicant’s identity. |  |  |\n\nREFERENCES for Acceptable Forms of Identification:  \n􀁸 Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) part 61 , section (§) 61.35(a)(2)(i), (ii), (iii), and (iv)  \n􀁸  FAA Order 8080.6 (as amended), “Test Procedures-General” Chapter  \n􀁸  FAA Order 8900.1 , Volume 5, Chapter 1, § 3, pars. 5-54: B. 1), B.2), B.4), C. , and D.  \nAcceptable Forms of Age Verification:  \n􀁸 An applicant must present state or federal government-issued photo identification as proof that he or she is at least the minimum eligibility age required for the requested knowledge test as listed in the applicable table of this document and as stated in the applicable portion (s) of 14 CFR part 61 , sections (§§) 61.35(a)(2), 61.96(b)(1), 61. 103(a)(b), 61. 123(a), 61. 153(a), 61. 183(a) , 61.305(a)(1), or 65 .53(a) .  \nAcceptable Forms of Test / Retest Authorization:  \n􀁸 Only one form of authorization per applicant must be presented. 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The proctor must:  \no collect and retain the original test report prior to administering the knowledge retest;  \no make a legible copy of the original test report, and attach the copy to the applicable daily log;  \no issue the new test report to the applicant; and  \no destroy the previously issued original test report.  \nThe score of the most recent test taken is the official score.  \nGENERAL GUIDELINES & RECOMMENDATIONS  \n􀁸 This June 2014 version of the FAA Airman Knowledge Testing Applicant Identification, Information, Verification, and Authorization Requirements Matrix supersedes the February 2014 version.  \n􀁸 Requirements for certificates, ratings, and authoriza","cbCaihdEnS4Il7LL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihdEnS4Il7LL","pdf",449482,12,"English","# General Requirements\n## Acceptable Forms of Identification\n## References for Acceptable Forms of Identification\n## Acceptable Forms of Age Verification\n## Acceptable Forms of Test / Retest Authorization\n## Retesting for Higher Score\n# General Guidelines & Recommendations\n# Reference Material Links\n# Testing Supplement & Addenda","[{\"question\":\"What information must applicants provide as part of acceptable identification?\",\"answer\":\"Identification information must be valid and current and include the applicant’s photo, date of birth, signature, and physical/residential address.\"},{\"question\":\"How can applicants provide proof of physical or residential address if it is not included in their acceptable identification?\",\"answer\":\"If acceptable identification does not include valid and current proof of physical/residential address, the applicant may use a parent’s permanent/residential address or provide verifiable documentation such as a public utilities statement.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the key rules for retesting to achieve a higher passing score?\",\"answer\":\"An applicant may retake the same test 30 days after the last attempt and must submit the original applicable test report indicating the previous passing score. 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