Under Not Advertisement guidelines, which item qualifies as identification printing?

• A. Printing used for identification on buildings, vehicles, uniforms, or badges
• B. Printing on novelty objects
• C. Printing used for solicitation of business
• D. Printing on promotional banners

Answer: (A)

Identification printing is the kind of printing that shows who you are or where you belong, without aiming to sell something. It’s meant to identify the source, person, or place—like a company name on a building, a vehicle, a uniform, or a badge—so others can recognize authorized personnel or the business on site. The other items are forms of promotion or decoration that advertise services or solicit customers, which is why they don’t fit identification printing under Not Advertisement guidelines.