Which ID is specifically issued by the NCDMV to indicate a person's age?

The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles (NCDMV) issues the North Carolina driver's license (NCDL) as a primary form of identification that indicates a person's age. This identification is widely recognized and accepted as a legal form of proof of age, especially for activities such as purchasing alcohol or entering establishments with age restrictions.

The NCDL contains vital information, including the holder's date of birth, making it a reliable document for verifying age. Since the question specifically asks for an ID issued by the NCDMV, the NCDL directly fulfills that requirement. Other forms of ID can serve to confirm one’s age but are not issued by the NCDMV, which makes the NCDL the correct answer in this context.