Security features:

• Holograms: A Washington ID may include holographic images that are difficult to replicate.
• UV printing: Ultraviolet (UV) ink printing may be used on the ID, visible under UV light but not easily detectable otherwise.
• Microprinting: Tiny text or patterns that are difficult to reproduce accurately without high-quality printing equipment.
• Security threads: Embedded or visible threads when held up to light.
• Watermarks: Transparent markings or designs that are visible when the ID is held up to the light.

Scannable features:

• Barcode or magnetic stripe: The ID may have a scannable barcode or magnetic stripe containing encoded information.

Printing material and technology:

• PVC or polycarbonate: The ID card is typically printed on a durable plastic material like PVC or polycarbonate.
• High-resolution printing: Advanced printing technology is used to create clear and detailed images and text.

Valid period:

• The Washington ID is usually valid for a specific period, such as five or six years, before it needs to be renewed.
  

Number of digits:

• The ID number typically consists of a certain number of digits unique to each cardholder.
• A Washington ID is primarily used as a form of identification within the state.
• It can be used for various purposes, such as verifying age for purchasing alcohol, accessing certain establishments, and proving identity for official purposes.

How to spot a fake Washington ID:

• Compare against a reference: Familiarize yourself with a Washington ID's legitimate design and features by referring to official sources or examples.
• Look for inconsistencies: Check for any misspellings, blurry images, or irregularities in the fonts and layout.
• Feel the texture: Genuine IDs often have specific surfaces, so compare the feel of the ID to an authentic one if possible.
• Validate security features: Verify the presence of security features like holograms, UV printing, microprinting, security threads, or watermarks.