Identity Verification

TSA begins $45 fee for travelers without REAL ID

New TSA rule takes effect, adding fee for travelers without proper ID

Travelers without a Real ID now face new requirements at airport security. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem discussed the changes, calling them part of what she described as the Trump administration’s “golden age of travel.

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TSA implements $45 fee for travelers without REAL ID

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TSA launches $45 identity verification fee for travelers without REAL ID

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Travelers without Real ID now face $45 fee to fly

The TSA began enforcing Real ID requirements on February 1, requiring passengers without the compliant identification to pay a $45 fee before boarding domestic and international flights.

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Travelers without a Real ID may pay $45 fee for TSA ConfirmID

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New TSA fee takes effect for travelers without a Real ID

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Is TSA charging a fee? What happens if you don't have Real ID

A new alternative identity verification program for flyers without Real ID began Feb. 1. TSA urges Arizonans to get Real IDs before their travels.

Miami Herald

Taking a flight? If you don’t have a REAL ID, you must pay a fee starting Sunday

The Transportation Security Administration had been urging travelers to obtain a REAL ID as U.S. airports prepared to enforce a new requirement for domestic flights. That new rule takes effect on Sunday, Feb. 1. According to previous announcements, TSA ...

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No REAL ID? ConfirmID is a new Florida airport option. What it costs

ConfirmID is a new option available through the Transportation Security Administration. All adult travelers without a REAL ID or acceptable form of identity can use ConfirmID before boarding a flight. If you still don't have a REAL ID and are hoping to fly, there's now a new option available: ConfirmID. There is a price to pay, though.

Biometric Update

Seon rolls out identity verification that combines core KYC, fraud intelligence

The tool helps organizations assess not just whether an ID is real, but whether the person can be confidently approved based on identity and risk signals.