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Here is another document with the VA format: http://www.uiia.org/assets/documents/license_guidelines_08.pdf |
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Sorry for the delay on merging this one, and thanks for looking it up! I think I'm going to have to also consume the regexes from the sambasafety site as well until I can get enough community validation on which source is better. |
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Small addition to the VA DL format.
I have a valid VA license the its format is 1 Alpha + 8 Numeric. I have also verified this with about 10 other VA license holders.
Below links also state 1+ 8 is valid:
https://www.sambasafety.com/resources/State_DLFormats.pdf
http://www.dmv.state.va.us/drivers/#newlook.asp
http://www.dmv.state.va.us/general/news/pdf/barcode_calibration.pdf
I also sent an email to https://ntsi.com/drivers-license-format/ since that's where you obtained your formats from.