cedula
/səˈdʒuːlə/
noun
- An official document or identification card, especially in some Spanish-speaking countries.
- She keeps her cedula in a safe place along with her passport.
- The officer asked for his cedula to verify his identity.
- You need to show your cedula when you vote in the election.
- A tax or revenue stamp used in some countries.
- In the past, every household had to purchase a cedula each year.
- The store had to buy a cedula to sell tobacco products legally.
- He attached the cedula to the official document before submitting it.