What must an applicant provide to confirm their residency when applying for a license?

The correct requirement for confirming residency when applying for a license is typically a notarized copy of the Voter Registration Card. This document serves as a reliable proof of residency because it indicates that an individual has registered to vote at a specific address, which is often a requirement for establishing residency in a state. Additionally, a notarized copy adds a level of authenticity and legal validation to the document, ensuring that it is recognized by the licensing authority.

While other documents like a utility bill, a copy of a driver's license, or a recent tax return can also suggest residency, they may not always be as officially recognized or may lack the legal validation that a notarized document provides. These alternatives can be subject to various interpretations or potential inaccuracies regarding current residency status, whereas a notarized voter registration explicitly links an individual to their claim of residency based on their voter records.