What forms of ID are required for candidates during the examination?

Candidates are required to provide a state-issued driver's license or government-issued passport during the examination as these forms of identification are widely recognized for their validity and security features. They serve as official proof of identity and ensure that the individual taking the exam is who they claim to be. This is particularly important in maintaining the integrity of the testing process and preventing any potential misconduct or identity fraud.

In contrast, the other options present forms of ID that may not be universally accepted or do not contain sufficient personal identification information. For example, a social security card or employee ID may not have a photo or the same level of security. Similarly, a student ID or health insurance card often lacks the standardized security features of government-issued documents. A credit card with a photo is not typical and, while it might carry some level of identification, it is not the appropriate or standard form of ID required in this situation.