Which of the following is NOT considered proper identification for notarization?

The proper identification for notarization must usually include a photo and a physical description to ensure the notary can verify the signer’s identity accurately. An identification card issued by the California DMV and a California driver’s license meet these criteria, as they are government-issued with photos and relevant personal information.

In contrast, a voter registration card typically does not have a photograph and does not meet the standard requirements for proper identification during the notarization process. While it can establish one's identity and voter status, it lacks critical features necessary for notarization, such as a photo and a physical description. Therefore, it is not considered proper identification.

An inmate identification card may be more complex due to the circumstances of the individual's custody, but it can still function as legal identification in certain scenarios, particularly if it contains a photo and sufficient personal details.