A state identification card is an official form of identification issued by a state government. It serves as proof of a person's identity and age, similar to a driver's license, but it is available to individuals who do not drive. State ID cards typically include the holder's name, photo, date of birth, and address. These cards are often used for various purposes, such as verifying identity when voting, boarding flights, or accessing certain services. Each state has its own requirements and processes for obtaining a state identification card, which may include providing documents like a birth certificate or social security number.