A Real ID card bears a black or gold star or a U.S. flag in its upper right corner. State-issued ID cards that don’t have these markers will not be accepted as proof of identity to board ...

ID card or alternative ID accepted by the Transportation Security Administration to board flights in the U.S. or go into particular federal buildings, the Massachusetts government website said.

or a permanent resident card. You can find a full list of accepted documents on the TSA website. Congress passed the REAL ID Act in 2005, in accordance with the 9/11 Commission’s recommendation ...

If you have a Real ID, there will be a star located toward the top right of your ID card. When do you absolutely need a Real ID? It’s not immediately clear when the grace period for noncompliant ...

However, if you want the convenience of using your driver’s license or identification card to board domestic flights, then you’ll need to get a REAL ID. Other forms of TSA-approved ...

This means if you do not have a federally approved ID card or Star Card here in the Gem State, you may not be able to go through TSA, enter a federal building, or access a military base.

There is hope for people who don't have an updated driver's license, state ID card or enhanced ID. The TSA said other forms of identification can be shown at checkpoints. Here's a list of those ...

Both versions of the star are acceptable." To update your driver's license or state ID card to Real ID while renewing or replacing your driver's license or state ID, there's no additional cost ...

Starting today, you’ll need a Real ID-compliant driver’s license or ID card to board a domestic flight. For years, the U.S. government has warned that domestic air travel would eventually ...

The day is finally here. Starting May 7, travelers 18 and older flying within the United States will need a REAL ID-compliant driver's license or identification card — or TSA-approved ...