Which type of identification is commonly issued by the federal government?

Military ID is commonly issued by the federal government as it serves as an identification document for active duty members, veterans, and eligible family members of the military. This identification is recognized across various governmental and non-governmental entities and provides access to military facilities, benefits, and services.

In contrast, state IDs and driving permits are issued by individual state governments; therefore, they do not fall under the jurisdiction of the federal government. Private company IDs are issued by businesses and organizations for their employees or members and are not recognized as government-issued identification.