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Which IDs work at TSA, and what to bring to the DMV.
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ENFORCEMENT BEGAN
TSA requires a REAL ID or another acceptable ID to board domestic flights.
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LOOK FOR IT
A REAL ID license or ID carries a star. A valid passport also works.
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NO ACCEPTABLE ID?
TSA says a fee applies, and approval is not guaranteed.
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GET ONE
Apply at your state driver licensing agency. Many offer appointments.
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WHAT TO BRING
Proof of identity, Social Security number, two proofs of residency and any name-change papers.
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FINAL ENTRY
The full guide: accepted IDs, DMV documents and what happens at TSA without one.
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