The phrase "any identity documents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to various forms of identification that may be required for verification purposes.
Example: "Please ensure you bring any identity documents when you arrive for your appointment."
Alternatives: "any forms of identification" or "any ID documents".
Take your marriage certificate and any identity document that shows proof of your old name.
"I cannot access government programmes like [the] rural employment guarantee scheme because I don't have any government identity documents," says Deva. "So I work in brick kilns or the construction sector and get half of what locals are paid.
HB 87 required the Attorney General (AG) to publish a list of "secure and verifiable documents" and outlawed the acceptance of any other identity documents by state and local governments.
When agents from the Department of Homeland Security visited him, Ulbricht "refused to answer any questions" about the documents, but "volunteered that 'hypothetically' anyone could go to a website named 'Silk Road' on 'Tor' and purchase any drugs or fake identity documents the person wanted," according to the criminal complaint.
Homeland Security was duly dispatched to the address the parcel was headed to, and found Ulbricht there, who Tarbell says "volunteered that 'hypothetically' anyone could go on to a website named 'Silk Road' on 'Tor' and purchase any drugs or fake identity documents the person wanted".
40 OJ L 119, 4.5.2016, p. 1. (18 b) Where Member States cooperate with external contractors in any task related to identity documents, they should closely monitor the activities of the contractor to ensure compliance with all provisions of this Regulation, including in particular security, confidentiality and data protection.
Two have been released without any charges; two others have been rearrested solely in connection with suspected forged identity documents.
No identity documents were found.
Without identity documents, employers cannot hire us.
