Also, you don’t need a REAL ID or EDL to travel if you already have a valid U.S. passport, Global Entry card, a U.S.

In a rule that took effect May 7, all U.S. residents 18 and older who are flying domestically are required to have Real ID-compliant documentation. The requirement stems from the 2005 Real ID Act that ...

You now need a federally compliant ID to get on a plane and access other government facilities. Here's what to know.

Nearly 20 years after the passage of the REAL ID Act, the deadline to update to a compliant identification card arrives on ...

To obtain a REAL ID, travelers can visit their state's DMV with documentation proving their full legal name, date of birth, ...

To get a REAL ID, applicants will need to visit their local DMV in person — applying online is not available at this time.

For the time being, passengers are able to fly either with a passport or by going through additional screening. Operations ...

Travelers will still be able to fly without a REAL ID, officials said this week, but they may face extra scrutiny at the ...

A REAL ID is denoted by a star in the upper-right corner, and you can still get one. Today is not a deadline for having a ...

With REAL ID requirements now in place, you may be trying to determine if you need to schedule an appointment with the Iowa ...

Real ID travel rules go into effect today for people flying domestically. Is it still possible to get on a plane without one?

The deadline to upgrade to a Real ID-compliant card, before Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents begin ...