where do i get a government issued ID?

Depends on where you live.

Your driver's license is a government issued ID issued by your state government.

A passport is a government issued ID.

A military ID is government issued.

An official state issued ID may also be obtained for persons who do not drive - usually without charge from the DMV department on your state.

Some county governments issue IDs as well but they are not widely accepted as IDs. For instance if you return something to Home Depot without a receipt they will accept it but only with a government issued ID such as a non-expired driver's license, military ID, official state issued ID or a Passport either from the US, Canada or Mexico.

Your drivers license is one form. An ID can also be obtained there for non drivers.

Your government center

In Iowa it is the same place that you obtain a driver license. The same forms of positive I.D. are required. It is simple to get. As long as you're a legal citizen. -... ....

At your local bureau of motor vehicles or whatever they call it in your state. Where you get your drivers license.

DMV (driver or NONdriver license) or the post office (passport)

in new york state

From the Govt. lol