California § 11362.735 - An identification card issued by the county health department shall be serially n
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§ 11362.735. An identification card issued by the county health department shall be serially n
(a) An identification card issued by the county health department shall be serially numbered and shall contain all of the following: (1) A unique user identification number of the cardholder. (2) The date of expiration of the identification card. (3) The name and telephone number of the county health department or the countyâs designee that has approved the application. (4) A 24-hour, toll-free telephone number, to be maintained by the department, that will enable state and local law enforcement officers to have immediate access to information necessary to verify the validity of the card. (5) Photo identification of the cardholder. (b) A separate identification card shall be issued to the personâs designated primary caregiver, if any, and shall include a photo identification of the caregiver.
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