Voting In-Person:

• Registered voters can use any of the IDs below or sign an ID Confirmation Statement at the polls. Voters arriving at the polls without an acceptable form of ID will be required to sign an ID Confirmation Statement.

• Valid Virginia Driver’s License

• Valid Virginia non-driver’s ID

• Valid Military ID

• Valid Tribal ID

• Valid Student ID from State School

• Valid US Passport

• Valid Virginia Voter ID Card

• Utility Bill, Bank Statement, Government Check, or Paycheck that Shows your current name and address

• Valid Employee ID with photo

• Government issued nursing care facility ID card

• Government Issued Document that shows your current name and address

• ID requirements also apply to early voters who vote at the General Registrar’s Office or at a satellite voting location. Note that you can use an expired Virginia driver’s license for voting purposes.

• For a detailed list of accepted ID please click here: Acceptable IDs for voting in Virginia 

• “Valid” means the document is genuine and is not expired for more than twelve months, EXCEPT for a Virginia driver’s license, for which the expiration date should NOT be considered when determining its validity. 

• If your current address does not match that on the voter rolls, the officer of election shall provide you with a change of address form.  False statements in the form are subject to felony penalties. 

• If you do not have identification with you, you may sign an ID Confirmation Statement.  Otherwise, you may cast a provisional ballot, but you must submit a copy of your ID or sign and submit an ID Confirmation Statement to your local electoral board via fax, email, in-person, or via mail. Your copies or confirmation statement must be received by the local electoral board by noon on the third day after the election (usually a Friday) or your provisional ballot will not be counted.