What two items are required to become a licensed applicator in Massachusetts?

• A. A Massachusetts address and driver's license
• B. A birth certificate and social security card
• C. A passport and tax return
• D. A utility bill and bank statement

Answer: (A)

To become a licensed applicator in Massachusetts, you must show both that you live in the state and who you are with an official ID. The state requires proof of residency in Massachusetts and a government-issued ID. A Massachusetts address demonstrates that you reside there, and a Massachusetts driver’s license provides a valid, state-issued ID that confirms your identity and ties you to Massachusetts. Together, they satisfy the two essential elements the licensing process demands.

Other document pairs either don’t prove Massachusetts residency or don’t provide a valid MA-specific ID, so they don’t meet the necessary requirements for licensure.