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ID Required

Dear UNCG Students:
Beginning Februrary 1st, 2012, a UNCG ID is required to recieve services at the UNCG Student Health Services. To be seen at UNCG Student Health Services, you must have your student ID.

In addition, per North Carolina State law, as of March 1st, 2012, a state ID will be required to recieve some over the counter and prescription medications. This is a state law that must be followed by all pharmacies.

Medications that are affected:

• All Schedule II medications
• Schedule III combination products that contain schedule II components (hydrocodone and codeine combination products)

Information Required for Documentation:

• Name of person picking up prescription
• Type of photo identification
• Photo identification number

Acceptable Forms of ID (must be unexpired):

• Driver’s License (including out-of-state)
• Special Identification card issued by the NC Department of Motor Vehicles
• Military Identification
• Passport (including foreign passports)

Page updated: 07-Mar-2012

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