As of May 7, a Real ID-compliant license is needed to fly within the U.S. But you can use other options like a passport or ...

After years of delays, the REAL ID deadline officially arrived, and travelers across the country are navigating new rules and last-minute surprises.

"Passengers traveling after this enforcement deadline 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 ...

If you don't have REAL ID-compliant identification by Wednesday, you may not be able to fly. Here's how to tell and what to ...

The TSA and other agencies may have alternative compliance options ... Yes, you can still obtain a REAL ID after May 7, 2025. The deadline is for select federal agencies and TSA to begin requiring ...

The May 7 deadline was just the start of the REAL ID identification implementation, which has been an ongoing process since the mid-2000s.

Before this month's deadline, the TSA published a list of 15 REAL ID alternatives that passengers can use if they have not yet made the switch. TSA also accepts expired IDs up to a year after the ...

Beginning May 7, travelers will need a REAL ID or another acceptable identification to get through airport security in the United States.

The REAL ID deadline is May 7, 2025, which means after that date you'll need to have one or an approved alternative with you to pass through TSA checkpoints. While a passport is the most common ...

After years of delays and deadline extensions, the REAL ID requirement officially takes effect today, May 7. Travelers flying within the United States will now need a REAL ID-compliant driver’s ...

TSA recently added a new item to its no-fly list for checked bags as Real ID deadline looms. Here's what to know before your next flight.