WV HB3330

Waives government ID card application fees for individuals demonstrating financial hardship and those receiving public assistance (SNAP, Medicaid), and eliminates fees for first-time ID issuance for individuals under 18

Simplifies documentation requirements by allowing secondary forms of identification such as utility bills and school records, with a 30-day grace period to gather additional documentation

Requires the Division of Motor Vehicles to implement mobile ID services that visit community centers, senior living centers, and other public spaces in rural and underserved areas on a regular schedule

Directs the DMV to develop a fingerprint identification program and launch a public awareness campaign about ID card processes, fee waivers, and mobile services

Mandates full implementation within 12 months of passage, with the Department of Health and Human Resources assisting in outreach to individuals receiving public assistance