FaithAction ID
FaithAction International’s community ID program provides a valid indentification to people who cannot access a federal, state, or consular identification.
It is a form of identification that says you are part of our community. However, it is not a driver’s license or government ID.
In Wake County, FaithAction IDs are issued by El Pueblo with the support of grassroots groups and other organizations that are part of the Community ID Coalition.
Requirements
To obtain a FaithAction ID, applicants must bring the following requirements to their appointments:
Photo ID
Expired driver’s license, national identification card, consular registration, passport, or other identification from your embassy.
Proof of Address
A utility bill, such as electricity, water, gas, or cable, a rental agreement, medical bills, or bank statements
Cost $10
(cost covers materials, printing, and shipping.)
* Community Action IDs are valid for one year, so when your ID has expired, remember to attend a next issue day to renew it*
Agencies that recognize the Community ID
- Wake County Sheriff Office
- Raleigh Police Department
- Fuquay-Varina Police Department
- Cary Police Department
- Apex Police Department
- Holly Springs Police Department
- Knightdale Police Department
- Wake County Libraries
- Urban Ministry
- Centro para Familias Hispanas
- South East YMCA
- Alliance Medical Ministries
- Raleigh Immigration
- Alliance for AIDS
- Crianza con Cariño
- El Poder es sabe
Our Partners
Currently, Community Action ID Coalition is made up of: Alliance for AIDS Service, Asociación de Dominicanos de Raleigh (ADORA),Angel Guardiá, Comité de Acción Popular, Centro para Familias Hispanas, El Pueblo, Justicia y Esperanza and Mujerx Organizando Oportunidades Notables (MOON).
We want to recognize the struggle of those who started this Coalition: ALPES, Comité Popular Somos Raleigh, Comunidad Nueva Vida NC, Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Raleigh, Equality NC, Gardner Law, InterAct, Legal Aid NC, LGBT Center, NC Asian Americans Together, NC Council of Churches, NC Justice Center, Raleigh PACT, US Committee on Immigrants and Refugees, Sí a las Licencias NC.
