Section 208-630-464. What documentation is acceptable as proof of the borrower's identity?  


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  • (1) For small loans made in person you must use one of the following forms of identification which must contain a photograph of the borrower:
    (a) Driver's license issued in the United States, Canada, or Mexico;
    (b) Any state's state identification card;
    (c) Matricula consular;
    (d) Tribal identification;
    (e) Passport;
    (f) Military identification; or
    (g) Other forms or methods of verifying identification, as approved by the director, that provide a reliable means of verifying the borrower's identity.
    (2) For loans made over the internet you must use a method of verifying identification, as approved by the director, that provides a reliable means of verifying the borrower's identity.
    (3) You must keep a record of the identification information you accepted or a record of the results of the method of verifying identification you used as proof of the borrower's identity in the loan file.
    [Statutory Authority: RCW 43.320.040, 31.45.200, and 2009 c 510. WSR 09-24-089, § 208-630-464, filed 12/1/09, effective 1/1/10.]
RCW 43.320.040, 31.45.200, and 2009 c 510. WSR 09-24-089, § 208-630-464, filed 12/1/09, effective 1/1/10.