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Real ID for air travel in the U.S. takes effect next month. What you need to know
Starting May 7, only state-issued driver’s licenses and state-issued ID cards that comply with the REAL ID requirements will be accepted at TSA checkpoints and for official federal government purposes. Here is everything you need to know about the requirements.
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Real ID is here, marking a big shift in government identification of citizens in all 50 states, and fears of greater risk to ...
Americans weigh REAL ID options as the May 7 deadline approaches. Some opt for passports over DMV visits, citing cost and ...
And for those with at least 62 years of tread on their bodies, that senior citizen ID, with or without the powers of Real ID, ...
If you still haven’t made a trip to the DMV for your REAL ID, time is running out. Your domestic air travel could be delayed ...
REAL IDs are optional, and are generally only required if you’re flying within the U.S. or have to enter specific federal facilities. That does not include polling places, Social Security offices, ...
Starting Wednesday, the TSA will require a Real ID. But If you don’t have your Real ID quite yet, there are other acceptable ...
“New Jersey has extremely low compliance with Real ID licenses at 17 percent,” said Lisa Farbstein, a Transportation Security ...
Several OMV field offices are opening on Saturday, May 3, to help people obtain a REAL ID ahead of the deadline.
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