Are the laws going to be written such that accepting the wrong type of ID is the bigger liability, or refusing to accept someone who has a correct but unusual ID?
Cause if there's no protection, support for the "other" less common IDs are undoubtedly going to the "not supported at this time" low priority task graveyard of any growth hacking dynamic company.
I've had no end of issues before I got an actual US drivers license, which took ~6 months to get after I moved here (DMV appointment waiting times, processing time incl. DHS verification etc.).
Cause if there's no protection, support for the "other" less common IDs are undoubtedly going to the "not supported at this time" low priority task graveyard of any growth hacking dynamic company.
I've had no end of issues before I got an actual US drivers license, which took ~6 months to get after I moved here (DMV appointment waiting times, processing time incl. DHS verification etc.).