The clock is ticking on the Real ID deadline, which is May 7. Travelers planning to fly domestically or access certain federal facilities will need to be Real ID-compliant to fly with their driver ...

However, if you want the convenience of using your driver’s license or identification card to board domestic flights, then you’ll need to get a REAL ID. Other forms of TSA-approved ...

Travelers trying to fly with only a driver's license for identification faced potential delays and other difficulties on May 7.

Starting May 7, air travelers will need a Real ID-compliant driver license or identification card, or an acceptable alternative like a passport. Real ID-compliant cards are marked with a star ...

The nation’s long-awaited REAL ID requirement goes into effect Wednesday. That means anyone wishing to fly domestically will need a federally compliant state-issued identification card or a ...

11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Passed by the U.S. Congress, the act set federal standards for issuing identification cards, like driver's licenses. In addition to the compliance requirement to board ...

Many states have been issuing compliant cards for years. If there is a star on your driver’s license or state ID card, you have a REAL ID-compliant card. The star may be black or gold ...

ID card or alternative ID accepted by the Transportation Security Administration to board flights in the U.S. or go into particular federal buildings, the Massachusetts government website said.

As of Wednesday, certain standard driver’s licenses and other identification cards will no longer meet federal standards for people seeking to fly within the United States and for access to some ...

REAL ID cards can be identified by the star in the top right corner of a driver's license or state-issued ID card.Those who do not have the card will no longer be permitted to fly on airplanes ...

applicants will have to provide their state ID issuer with proof of residence and proof of their lawful status in the U.S. If the card has no star marking, it will not be accepted as proof of ...