§ La. R.S. 18:105(untitled)

Establishment of identity; proof of naturalization of foreign-born applicant
A. Except as otherwise provided by the laws governing absentee registration, electronic registration,
and mail registration, each applicant shall establish his identity, age, and residency. The registrar or any
person authorized to accept voter registration applications shall require the applicant to submit his current
Louisiana driver's license, if he has one, or his birth certificate, or other documentation which reasonably and
sufficiently establishes the applicant's identity, age, and residency. A birth certificate shall be used only to
establish the applicant's identity and age. For the purposes of this Subsection, a short-form birth certification
card shall be acceptable as a birth certificate. If the registrar or any person authorized to accept voter
registration applications has good reason to believe that the applicant is not the person he represents himself
to be or is not qualified to register as provided in R.S. 18:101, he shall require the applicant to produce two
witnesses who reside in his precinct to make oath to establish his identity, age, and residency.
B, C. Repealed by