The deadline to be Real ID compliant for air travel or to enter certain federal buildings is Wednesday, May 7.

If you don't have a Real ID-compliant form of identification, you may still be able to fly, but there are extra steps that ...

Starting May 7, you'll need to carry identification that's Real ID compliant — a driver's license or state ID, or passport, that's federally approved for travel security — to avoid being turned away ...

The Real ID Act takes effect on May 7. Michigan travelers must either already have a Real ID or use an approved alternative.

Americans are scrambling as the REAL ID deadline looms. Travelers experiencing mail delays with new IDs can use passport ...

If you plan to fly within the United States starting Wednesday, you should have a federally compliant driver’s license or ID.

Real IDs will be required to fly domestically and access certain federal areas, like military bases, beginning on May 7. Here's what to know: The Real ID Act was passed in 2005 in response to the Sept ...

As the Real ID deadline approaches, in-person Secretary of State appointments are needed to update. Here's what to know.

You can update your ID by visiting your local Michigan Secretary of State branch office. You'll need to bring the following ...

Real ID will be required to fly in the U.S. or to enter some federal buildings starting May 7, 2025. Here's what to know ...

Requirements for REAL ID compliance have varied by state and federal agencies warn that airport delays could be commonplace.