British Columbia fake ID features
The British Columbia fake ID front: The top and bottom portions of the British Columbia driver’s license are taken from the province’s flag, with the setting sun below representing that British Columbia is Canada’s westernmost province. The image of the rising sun refers to the province’s motto “splendor sine occasu” (“splendor without diminishment”), which implies the idea that the sun never sets (in the British Empire). The top of the flag is a version of the Union Flag.
Some microprint texts require a microscope to observe inside the sun of the British Columbia driver’s license.
The ID photo has a twisted ribbon covering it, and next to the image, there is a colored font that reads “CANADA.”
The ghost image is located on the right side of the card, and below the ghost image, there is a shaded text indicating the cardholder’s birth month. On the left side of the ghost image is the coat of arms of British Columbia.
On the Back of British Columbia Fake ID:
In the middle of the driver’s license is the British Columbia flag.
There are two lines of micro text above the flag.
On the right side of the driver’s license is a unique security feature for the British Columbia driver’s license, a silver OVI image featuring four dolphins jumping into British Columbia.
The UV security feature of British Columbia is a circular spiral pattern, with the same shape on both the front and back of the card.

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