Acceptable forms of ID

For the Canadian nurses who have taken the NCLEX, is a Healthcare an acceptable form of ID besides a driver's license?

[JustBeachyNurse, LPN]

Here is the list of acceptable ID:

All forms of identification must be valid and meet the following requirements. If the ID does not meet these requirements, you will be turned away and required to reregister and pay another examination fee:

government-issued

non-expired

name (in Roman characters)

recent photograph

signature

Examples of acceptable forms of identification for domestic test centers are:

passport books and cards

driver's license

provincial/Territorial or state identification card

permanent residence card

military identification card

Acceptable ID | NCSBN

[studyingnurse]

Yeah I read that on the website, I just wanted to see if anyone else used their healthcard

[JustBeachyNurse, LPN]

Yeah I read that on the website, I just wanted to see if anyone else used their healthcard

Is the healthcard considered a government issued ID with a photo? I know even if you have state insurance it is not in the US. You only need one valid. I had my photo driver's license.

I needed practically blood from my sibling and first born child to get my drivers license. But just a government issued photo ID and I needed to resemble the photo that the board of nursing loaded with my profile

[Silverdragon102, BSN]

If it is not listed as acceptable then it will not be accepted by the center. Other way to check is go to the center and ask