The REAL ID Act has been 20 years in the making. Introduced for the first time in 2005, the law was designed to "establish ...

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has been working to bring facial recognition technology to security checkpoints at hundreds of airports over the last several years. Here’s ...

Travelers who aren’t REAL ID ready can still fly but should be prepared for extra security, according to the head of Homeland Security Kristi Noem. Residents can use an alternate form of ...

the U.S. Department of Homeland Security said. Travelers who present a ID that is not REAL ID-compliant without acceptable alternate ID's can expect travel delays, additional screening and the ...

The REAL ID deadline has passed, but Michiganders can use an enhanced driver’s license, passport or other documents to keep traveling.

Real ID-compliant cards are marked ... card that can be presented at the security checkpoint for identity verification. Some examples of alternate forms of acceptable identification are a U.S ...

The Real ID was born out of the National Commission ... first class and wheelchair accessible passengers. The alternate security checkpoint will mainly be open to screen non-TSA PreCheck travelers ...

You'll need a Real ID or an alternate form of identification above ... You also need proof of a full Social Security number. This includes a Social Security card, a pay stub with name and full ...

Ontario International Airport's (ONT) advises travelers to bring proper identification and arrive early beginning Wednesday, May 7, as the new REAL ID requirements take effect nationwide.

More than 80% of travelers already have an ID that complies with the REAL ID requirements, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem told ... You’ll be able to use any of the alternate approved forms of ...

Real ID officially began at 12:01, meaning if you want to get through an airport security line or into a federal government building, you need and updated ID or passport.