BC Services Card 3.9.0

The BC Services Card is a government-issued identification card that provides access to various health and government services in British Columbia.

You can apply for a BC Services Card through the Service BC website or by visiting a Service BC Centre in person, where you will need to provide identification documents.

Yes, there is no fee to obtain a BC Services Card.

You will need to provide at least two pieces of identification, one of which must include your full name and date of birth, and another piece must have your signature.

Yes, you can use your BC Services Card for secure online access to various government services.

If you lose your BC Services Card, you should report it to Service BC and apply for a replacement card as soon as possible.

The BC Services Card is primarily for use within British Columbia and may not be recognized as valid identification outside the province.

Yes, you can update your personal information by visiting a Service BC Centre and providing the required documentation.

There is no minimum age for obtaining a BC Services Card; children can receive one if they have proper identification.

You can access many services including medical services, renewal of driver's licenses, and other government services provided through the Service BC network.