Senior Photo ID Cards

With security so important today in order to travel in the United States as well as dealing with stores, banks, and any other service providers, photo ID’s are a necessary way of life everywhere we go.

The Sheriff’s Department will provide a color photo ID card to seniors with proper identification, that may be used as a secondary means of photo ID in conjunction with a regular state or federal photo ID card. Additionally, important information such as “Emergency Contact”, “Allergies & Illnesses”, “Living Will”, and “Organ Donor” information along with the cardholder’s descriptive identifiers are contained on the back of this card.

Senior ID Example

Non-Driver ID Cards

Most commonly accepted primary photo ID cards are U.S. passports, state driver’s licenses, government employee and military ID cards. If a senior does not have a New Jersey Driver’s License, they may also obtain a New Jersey non-driver identification card at any NJ Motor Vehicle Commission office. Information on obtaining a non-driver ID card may be obtained online. In order to obtain a New Jersey non-driver ID card, the applicant must provide 6 points of identification. This information is outlined by going online.

Receiving your ID

Seniors may get their free ID cards at two different locations.

Sheriff's Department

Community Services Unit
County Administration Building
49 Rancocas Road
Ground Floor
Mount Holly, NJ 08060

The Sheriff's Department is open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Please call 609-265-3788 to schedule an appointment.

County Corner

Moorestown Mall
400 Route 38
Moorestown, NJ 08057

Senior ID cards will be available the last Wednesday of each month, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. The County Corner is located along the Route 38 (front) of the mall, to the left side of Sears. Their telephone number is 856-642-3833. Please also note that Veteran ID Cards are made during this time period for honorably discharged veterans. DD214 is required, along with a Photo ID.

Disclaimer
The Sheriff’s Senior ID Card may not be accepted alone as a single form of ID. We recommend that in the absence of a primary form of photo identifications, that individuals carry additional ID information when traveling, such as:
  • Bank Statement (showing individual's name & address)
  • Birth Certificate or Naturalization Card
  • Marriage Certificate (where last name change appears on ID)
  • Proof of Address (ex. Utility bill showing name and address)
  • Social Security Card