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    I.D. Checking Guide

    Aug. 20, 2007
    Related To: DRIVERS LICENSE GUIDE CO.
    Id 10042515
    The Drivers License Guide Co. has released the latest I.D. Checking Guide, International Edition. This expanded sixth edition features more than 330 driver's licenses and identity cards from over 140 countries, focusing on countries with extensive traffic or heightened security issues. Each country has a page or more of coverage showing full-color samples of valid driver's licenses and identity cards. In addition to the samples, the I.D. Checking Guide features a vertiable checklist of special characteristics, visual reference points and unique security features that enable users to make accurate on-the-spot verification, regardles of the language. This I.D. guide is available online at www.driverslicenseguide.com.

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