ND HB1128

Defines "primary source identity document" as documentary evidence of name, date of birth, and legal presence required for issuing permits, licenses, and nondriver photo identification cards.

Restricts individuals to holding either one valid operator's license or one nondriver identification card at any one time, but not both.

Establishes that primary source identity documents retained by the department are not public records and creates central identity management system for state agencies to verify identity without direct data release.

Requires applicants for operator's licenses, nondriver identification cards, and commercial driver's licenses to provide documentary evidence confirming true identity, date of birth, legal presence, and proof of residence address.

Nondriver photo identification cards expire eight years from date of issue and may be renewed; applicants under age twenty-one must have photo against same color background as motor vehicle operator's licenses.