What must applicants provide to verify their social security number (SSN)?

To verify their social security number (SSN), applicants are required to provide specific documents listed by the DMV. This requirement ensures that the documentation is standardized and legitimate, thereby maintaining the integrity of the identification process. The DMV typically outlines acceptable documents, which may include the SSN card, tax documents, or other government-issued identification that specifically contains the SSN. By relying on a defined list of documents, the DMV can verify the authenticity of the provided information more effectively, reducing the risk of fraud or identity theft.

Other options such as providing only an SSN card, any government-issued document, or proof from tax documents alone would not suffice because they do not encompass the comprehensive approach laid out by the DMV. Each of these choices fails to acknowledge that the DMV has a requirement for specific documentation, which helps streamline the verification process and ensures that individuals present valid and acceptable proof of their SSN.