> Mine accepted seeing an email of a utility bill on my phone. Which is probably fine for just checking out books. I mean, I just got my `REAL ID` from Califor

> Mine accepted seeing an email of a utility bill on my phone. Which is probably fine for just checking out books. I mean, I just got my `REAL ID` from California, and they accepted printed utility bills as proof of address for me. I could have easily modified the name and/or address on them before printing. The other proof of identity I used was my birth certificate... that I was able to just order online with the only information required from me was my social security number and answering a few questions that would not be that hard to find out about someone. Proving identity in a way that works for everyone while not allowing anyone to fake it is practically impossible.