Which of the following is NOT an acceptable form of identification?

• A. Personal knowledge.
• B. Identification card.
• C. Oath of credible witness.
• D. Passport.

Answer: (D)

In Georgia notary practice, identity must be shown through an acceptable form of identification or through personal knowledge, or by credible witnesses who know the signer and attest to their identity under oath. Among the options, a passport, a government-issued identification card, and personal knowledge are valid ways to verify identity. The oath of credible witness, however, is not itself a form of identification; it’s a procedure used when no acceptable ID is presented, where credible witnesses testify under oath that they know the signer. So the oath of credible witness is not an acceptable stand-alone form of identification.