Also, I don’t know what a VE session is (no expansion of the acronym on the radio club site). “A valid photo ID and/or ORIGINAL birth certificate” and apparently, “The ORIGINAL of any valid CSCEs” required (no expansion of acronym). I’m not an employee of local government or connected business there anyway (composition of the club).
I’m in the West. If we get back to MO, NE or AR someday, maybe we’ll consider testing with people there.
VE stands for “volunteer examiner” which are the folks that give the license examinations. They usually are a team from a ham club. CSCE is “certificate of successful completion of examination” which you won’t need to worry about unless you previously took one of the tests and are going for an upgrade of license.
If it’s your first examination, all you need are two photo IDs and the test fee. If you pass the exam and later take another test for an upgrade of class, bring along a copy of your current license.