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- Acceptable Identification at the TSA Checkpoint
Passengers should either travel with an acceptable alternative form of ID, like a passport, or enroll for a state-issued REAL ID through their state DMV offices
- How to get a REAL ID and use it for travel - USAGov
Check to see if your driver’s license or state ID is REAL ID-compliant Learn why and how to upgrade to a REAL ID for air travel and more
- Do I Need a REAL ID if I Have a Passport? - The Passport Office Blog
Starting May 7, 2025, standard driver’s licenses and ID cards will no longer be valid for domestic air travel or entry into federal facilities Instead, travelers will need a REAL ID or another TSA-accepted form of identification, such as a passport
- Real ID or Passport Card? Understanding Your Travel ID Options
Domestic Air Travel: Real ID will be Required for domestic flyers post-May 7, 2025 It can be used by travelers prior to this date as well Convenience: Real ID combines your driver’s license and or state identification card with federal ID requirements
- REAL ID versus passport: which one do I need to travel?
Starting May 7, 2025, you will need a REAL ID–compliant form of identification to go through airport security for domestic flights Passports are accepted as an alternative to REAL IDs, so you can use one at airport security
- REAL ID vs. Passport: Which Do You Need for Travel in 2025?
If you’re unsure whether your travel plans require a REAL ID or a passport, you’re not alone This article breaks down when each form of ID is required and helps you decide what’s best for your next trip
- Real ID goes into effect: Here are the requirements - ABC News
Here's everything you need to know about the Real ID requirements, deadlines, what it means for travel and more
- Get Real: What to Know About the New REAL ID Requirements
The REAL ID Act, passed by Congress in 2005, establishes a unified, nationwide standard for driver’s licenses and state IDs REAL IDs feature anti-counterfeiting technology, strict identity verification and tamper-resistant designs The goal is to close security gaps while offering convenience—no need to carry a passport for domestic flights
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