No. A valid U.S. passport is an acceptable alternative to a REAL ID at TSA checkpoints. Starting May 7, 2025, the ...

If you don't have the REAL ID by the deadline, passengers over 18 won't be able to fly domestically, as well as enter some ...

The Transportation Security Administration says 81% of travelers at airport checkpoints have a REAL ID or its equivalent.

What to know before TSA stops accepting state-issued identification that doesn't have enhanced security measures. What ...

“Passengers who do not yet have their REAL ID or another TSA acceptable form of ID can expect to face delays, additional ...

Unsure if you already have a Real ID? Visit the website of your state’s office responsible for administration of driver’s ...

With the rapidly approaching Real ID deadline on May 7, can traveler's insurance help a domestic flyer who doesn't have one?

The REAL ID deadline for air travelers is quickly approaching on May 7, and that is causing long lines at some DMVs across ...

Beginning May 7, the Transportation Security Administration will require that travelers who use a state form of identification to fly to have a compliant REAL ID.

Yes. Travelers must have a REAL ID to fly domestically on or after May 7, 2025.

In a matter of days, Real ID requirements will take effect across the U.S., but what happens if you arrive at the airport ...

Question: Regarding the REAL ID deadline, is that for neighbor island flights, too? I have the gold star but I just renewed ...