ID for Packet Pickup

[AmyM]

Does anyone know what will be accepted as ID at packet pickup? My son's friend doesn't have a driver's license and can't find his state ID. He does have a college ID and photo work ID. Will that work or does it need to be a government issued ID?

 

[Keels]

Anything with a photo and name on it.

We were told it was OK to take a work ID, a college ID, a printed paper temporary ID from the state, etc. This was at Wine & Dine when I worked Packet Pick-Up.

Heck, now that I think about it, Runner Relations allowed someone use a Sam's Club card as their photo ID.

 

[rdominy]

Minors don't need any id im assuming?
I would be the one picking up for a 2 and 9 year old.

 

[Keels]

Minors don't need any id im assuming?
I would be the one picking up for a 2 and 9 year old.

Nope! Only 18+ need IDs. You will, however, have to sign waivers for both of them to get their packets.

 

[AmyM]

Anything with a photo and name on it.

We were told it was OK to take a work ID, a college ID, a printed paper temporary ID from the state, etc. This was at Wine & Dine when I worked Packet Pick-Up.

Heck, now that I think about it, Runner Relations allowed someone use a Sam's Club card as their photo ID.

LOL!! I guess I was stressing about nothing!

 

[Keels]

LOL!! I guess I was stressing about nothing!

Yeah - they're pretty lenient, all things considered. I know we were allowed to let a lady who had her husband text a picture of her photo ID to her (she'd left her wallet at home in Tampa when she drove to the Expo - I'm sure we were the easiest experience she had that day with no real ID). They just want to make sure there is a face to match the name.