What is the identification requirement for taking the PiCAT?

To take the PiCAT, individuals are required to present a government-issued photo ID. This requirement is in place to ensure proper identification of the test-taker, thereby maintaining the integrity and security of the testing process. A government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license or a passport, verifies the identity of the person taking the test and confirms that they are authorized to do so.

Using a government-issued photo ID avoids any issues related to forgery or mistaken identity, which could misrepresent the qualifications of the test-taker. While other forms of identification may provide some personal information, they do not carry the same level of authority or acceptance as a government-issued ID, making it the necessary choice for this context.