What is required for an applicant to demonstrate age eligibility for examination?

The requirement for an applicant to demonstrate age eligibility for examination is to submit a government-issued ID. This form of identification effectively verifies the applicant's identity and age, ensuring that they meet the minimum age requirement specified for the examination. Government-issued IDs typically include important information such as the date of birth and are recognized as valid proof of age.

While a birth certificate can also prove one's age, it is not as commonly accepted in this context because it does not serve as a form of identification that verifies identity through a photo or other identifying features. A notarized letter lacks the official recognition necessary for this purpose, and while a Social Security card contains personal information, it does not include verification of age. Therefore, submitting a government-issued ID aligns directly with the exam's requirements for confirming age eligibility.