You can use any of the following accepted forms of photo ID when voting at a polling station.
- Passport issued by the UK, any of the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man, a British Overseas Territory, an EEA state or a Commonwealth Country
- A driving licence issued by the UK, any of the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man or an EEA state, including provisional licences
- A biometric immigration document
- An identity card bearing the Proof of Age Standards Scheme Hologram (a PASS card)
- A Ministry of Defence Form 90 (defence identity card)
- A national identity card issued by an EEA state
- A Blue Badge
- An older person's bus pass
- A disabled person's bus pass
- An oyster 60+ card
- A Freedom Pass
- A Scottish National Entitlement Card issued in Scotland
- A 60 and over Welsh concessionary travel card issued in Wales
- A disabled person's Welsh concessionary travel card issued in Wales
- A senior SmartPass issued in Northern Ireland
- A registered blind SmartPass or blind person's SmartPass issued in Northern Ireland
- A War Disablement SmartPass issued in Northern Ireland
- A 60+ SmartPass issued in Northern Ireland
- A half fare SmartPass issued in Northern Ireland
- An Electoral Identity Card issued in Northern Ireland
- Voter Authority Certificate
- Anonymous Elector's document
Expired photographic ID documents will still be an accepted form of photographic ID at the polling station or signing place, as long as the photograph is still a good likeness of the elector.
The Voter Authority Certificate cannot be used or accepted as a proof of identity for any other purpose other than voting.