I know what the answer to this is but would like to let off a little steam......
I have had my 10 images accepted by Shutterstock, no problem. However, I cant meet their ID requirements. I live in the UK. We don't have ID cards. If you are as old as I am your British Government driving licence doesn't have a photo because we old folk have old style paper licences that, in Britain are accepted everywhere as ID. I don't have a current passport because I no longer travel abroad. It would cost �70 / $107 to buy one, just to register with a website. Every other microstock site has happily accepted my paper, no photo, driving licence.
I have offered to send them birth certificates, marriage certificates, have suggested that their policy is 'ageist' and generally tried to point out that I am who I say I am. They agree that I am who I say I am, but still won't budge re photo ID. I have dealt with some inflexible organisations over the years but Shutterstock wins hands down. And yes, I know, I will have to give in and spend �70 if I want to upload photos to their site, but I just had to get this off my chest.

Any other aged British photographer had the same problem?

I used to have a UK paper license but many years ago had to change to the photo one when it ran out.
They only last ten years I think.

Hasn't yours run out since they changed to the new format (20 years ago roughly?) or are you saying that once I get even older(!) they will give me a paper one again?

What I'm trying to say is, is your driving license out of date?

"Wouldn't your old passport, together with your current driving license be enough?"

I suggested that, but they weren't interested!

"It's �20 now, but other documents (e.g. Birth/Marriage certificates etc) can be used - you do not need a passport to get a photo driving license. Personally, I would consider �20 a price well worth paying to be selling on Shutterstock but that's obviously your decision. Kind regards, David."

In that case, yes a driving licence is the answer. I must have read the driving licence information wrongly. I will go back and read it again. Thank you.