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Starting Feb. 1 airline passengers who don't present TSA with their Real ID will have to pay a $45 fee.
A new feature lets you use your iPhone as your Real ID when flying—but there are limitations. Here's what frequent fliers need to know. If you’re a frequent flier, you probably know how useful your phone can be while traveling. It gives you instant ...
Passengers arriving at TSA security checkpoints without a REAL ID will now face a $45 fine. Here’s when it starts and how to avoid it.
GREENSBORO, N.C. — The REAL ID is required for entry into federal buildings and to fly commercially within the U.S. as of May 7, 2025. QUESTION TO VERIFY: I won't be flying, but if I had to go into a federal building, would my birth certificate work to ...
The deadline to obtain a Real ID is getting closer. Starting May 7, 2025, travelers will need a Real ID to board domestic flights if they do not plan to use a U.S. passport or other federally approved form of identification. The New Jersey Motor Vehicle ...
The TSA is now charging travelers $45 if they show up without a REAL ID, passport, or Green Card. While a driver's license will still get you on a domestic flight, it will now cost you. The Transportation Security Administration is now charging $45 at security checkpoints if travelers show up without a REAL ID or other acceptable government-issued ID,