Documents needed for Real ID What we know To apply for a REAL ID, travelers should visit their local DMV office, and fill out the online application and upload their documents.

If you don't have some form of Real ID, expect to undergo a lengthier amount of TSA scrutiny and potentially be denied boarding. Here are the documents you need to get a Real ID in Arizona.

REAL ID document requirements: One document that establishes identity, date of birth, and proof of U.S. citizenship, lawful permanent residence, or other lawful U.S. status.

The REAL ID Act, passed in 2005, places new regulations on the type of identification cards that will be accepted if a person wants to board a domestic flight or enter certain federal buildings.

Some examples include a bank statement, a utility bill, a recent paystub, or a lease agreement. To check specific requirements where you live, visit dhs.gov/real-id and click on your state.

Starting May 7, 2025, you'll need a Real ID to pass through airport security. Arizona residents can obtain a Real ID, called the Arizona Travel ID, at MVD offices or approved third-party locations ...