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(1)   a passport;

(2)   an immigration visa;

(3)   an alien registration card;

(4)   an employment authorization card;

(5)   a birth certificate;

(6)   a Social Security card;

(7)   a military identification;

(8)   an adoption decree;

(9)   a marriage license;

(10)   a driver’s license; or

(11)   a photo identification card.

(b)   A person may not, with fraudulent intent:

(1)   possess a fictitious or fraudulently altered government identification document;

(2)   display, cause, or allow to be displayed a fictitious or fraudulently altered government identification document;

(3)   lend a government identification document to another or knowingly allow the use of the person’s government identification document by another; or

(4)   display or represent as the person’s own a government identification document not issued to the person.

(c)   A person who violates this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to imprisonment not exceeding 6 months or a fine not exceeding $500 or both.

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