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What will happen after the May 7 deadline if you try to fly without Real ID?
Real ID is a new government-approved identity document, with new security standards for driver's licenses and state identification cards. It officially goes into effect May 7. Travelers' identification cards will have to meet new, beefed-up standards in order to be used for federal purposes, including passing through airport security checkpoints.
South Carolina airports started enforcing the use of REAL IDs at TSA checkpoints May 7. Airports like Charleston, Myrtle ...
In order to get your REAL ID in Tennessee, you'll need to present proof of citizenship or legal presence, proof of your ...
Starting Wednesday, travelers flying domestically in the United States need a Real ID or other acceptable alternative form of ...
May 7 marks the first day of Real ID enforcement and a TSA New England spokesperson told WBZ-TV it's been a smooth day of ...
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TSA confirms five US states will not require Real ID after May 7 deadlineFive states have stated that residents are able to apply for another form of identification that is not the Real ID ...
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Yes, You Can Fly Without Real ID After May 7—but It Won't Be EasyIf you don't have a Real ID driver's license by May 7, you can use a U.S. passport or Global Entry card to board your flight.
Before boarding domestic flights, all airline passages ages 18 and older must to present REAL ID-compliant identification or ...
While it was initially said that you would not be able to fly domestically without a REAL ID or other TSA-approved form of ...
Wisconsinites 18 and older must have a Real ID-compliant driver's license or other TSA-approved identification to fly ...
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