What is the minimum identification required for entry?

• A. No identification is required
• B. Passport only
• C. Driver's license only
• D. Photo identification minimum

Answer: (D)

Verifying who is entering helps keep premises secure and ensures only authorized people are present. Requiring photo identification as the minimum means you need an official document that shows both your photo and your name. A photo ID provides a reliable, verifiable link to the person, making impersonation much harder and supporting accurate records of who was on site. Non-photo IDs or no ID at all don’t give a dependable match to the individual, and relying on a passport only or a single specific document (like a driver’s license) is too narrow for practical entry. So, the baseline is any government-issued photo ID, which covers the common forms people carry (driver’s license, provincial photo card, passport, etc.).