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Due to a security law passed 20 years ago, many Americans are now required to update their driver’s license or identification cards to become REAL ID-compliant — or they won’t be able to ...

Biometric system using facial recogntion set to replace physical Emirates ID cards Abu Dhabi: The UAE has announced plans to phase out the use of physical Emirates ID cards, unveiling a new ...

Acceptable alternatives to a REAL ID include a valid passport or passport card, military ID, or other forms of federally approved identification. Florida residents who received a new or renewed ...

Once processed, you'll receive a new card within 10 business days that's delivered in the mail. In Ohio, the REAL ID cards cost the same as Standard driver licenses and ID cards — $24.50 for a ...

Real ID is really coming. After years of delaying full implementation of the requirement that people have a security-enhanced Real ID to pass airport security, board airplanes or enter federal ...

The deadline to upgrade your license or ID card to a Real ID is just a few weeks away, and many people throughout the state remain frustrated with the lack of available appointments at New Jersey ...

The UAE is set to roll out an alternative digital identification system that will eliminate the need to present physical Emirates ID cards to access key services. The system, expected to launch ...

Domestic flight travelers will be required to have a Real ID seal on their identification card or driver's license beginning May 7. To update or license or ID to a Real ID, you'll have to book an ...

A Real ID is intended to make licenses and ID cards more accurate and reliable, and make it harder for terrorists to evade being caught by using fraudulent identification. More information from ...

The 2005 law enacted the Sept. 11, 2001 commission’s recommendation to approve stricter federal requirements for issuing identification cards, although enforcement has been postponed multiple times.