When inquiring for a Canadian Driver Issuance, you must indicate the reason for the inquiry and if the person is in sight.

• A. False
• B. True
• C. Not Specified
• D. Not Applicable

Answer: (B)

When you’re handling an inquiry about a Canadian Driver Issuance, you’re operating under privacy and information-handling rules that require accountability and purpose limitation. You must state the reason for the inquiry to show why the information is being sought and to keep the request within a legitimate, defined purpose. You also need to indicate whether the person is in sight, which helps verify identity directly and reduces the risk of misidentification or improper disclosure.

Together, these requirements ensure the inquiry is justified, traceable, and respectful of privacy. That’s why indicating both the purpose and whether the person is in sight is the correct approach.

The other options would imply there’s no such requirement or that it’s unspecified, which doesn’t align with these privacy-control practices.