Which of the following is considered a valid form of ID?

A valid form of ID in Oregon typically must verify both age and identity. A Tribal ID is considered valid because it is issued by a federally recognized tribe and typically includes a photo and the bearer’s date of birth, allowing for age verification.

A College ID can also be valid if it includes the student’s photo, date of birth, and is issued by an accredited institution. While not as universally accepted as government-issued IDs, some establishments may accept it, especially if it is accompanied by another form of identification that proves age.

The concept of a Mail-Order ID generally refers to identification that has been received through a mail process, which may not be consistently recognized as a valid form of ID due to concerns regarding authenticity and verification, making it a less reliable form of identification.

In this scenario, the correct response acknowledges that each type of ID presented can be considered valid under specific circumstances. Therefore, choosing "All of the above" captures the range of IDs that might be valid in different contexts, depending on the establishment's policies and the specific form those IDs take.