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ABCC updates acceptable IDs, compliance‑check defenses; warns on fake IDs and social media evidence
Summary
ABCC counsel and investigators told Nantucket licensees the list of IDs a server can reasonably rely on has expanded, explained compliance‑check defenses, and urged licensees to use scanners and the ID checking guide; they also warned that social‑media promotions are often used as evidence.
At a licensing seminar in Nantucket, ABCC General Counsel Kyle Gill and investigators explained new guidance on acceptable forms of identification and what constitutes a defensible ID check during compliance inspections.
“Beginning on April 8,” Gill said, the agency added two document types to the list licensees can reasonably rely on: a valid out‑of‑state driver’s license and a Global Entry card issued by U.S.…
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