Washington § 46.04.209 - Identity information.

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§ 46.04.209. Identity information.

(1) "Identity information" means information that identifies an individual, or may be used to determine the identity of an individual, including:
(a) Federal tax identification number or employer identification number;
(b) Residential and mailing address, but not the five-digit zip code;
(c) Email address;
(d) Telephone number;
(e) Registered and legal vehicle owner name;
(f) Gender;
(g) Place of birth;
(h) Voter information status; and
(i) Selective service information.
(2) "Personal information" has the same meaning as in RCW 42.56.590.
[ 2021 c 93 s 2.]

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