The Social Security Administration (SSA) has recently revamped its identity verification procedures, particularly affecting those who interact with the agency via phone. These changes aim to ...

REAL ID is a federally compliant state-issued license or identification card that Homeland Security says is a more secure form of identification. It was a recommendation by the 9/11 Commission and ...

The Real ID requirement takes effect Wednesday, but despite all the warnings about delayed summer plans if flyers don’t comply with the new identification card, enforcement has been delayed. The ...

Demand for Real ID appointments leads to long waits at DMV offices 03:59. In less than a month, Americans and permanent residents will only be able to pass through airport security or enter a ...

The U.S. government is now enforcing the use of Real ID, which requires users to have federally compliant identification to board flights, among other uses. The Real ID is a product of the Real ID ...

Navigating the transition to Login.gov or ID.me for accessing 'my Social Security' can be challenging. Users who created accounts before September 18, 2021, must transition to ensure secure access.

REAL ID is a federally compliant state-issued license or identification card that Homeland Security says is a more secure form of identification. It was a recommendation by the 9/11 Commission and ...

Kristi Noem said security protocols will be in place on May 7, "but people will be allowed to fly" if they lack the new ID. ... Advertise Careers Contact Us Corrections.

Starting May 7, 2025, a federally approved Real ID will be required for air travel within the U.S. Acceptable IDs include passports, passport cards, and other federal and international identification.

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said air travelers starting Wednesday who do not have enhanced ID cards may face enhanced security procedures but will not be denied access to flights.

National News Homeland Security chief says travelers with no REAL ID can fly for now, but with likely extra steps Kristi Noem told a congressional panel that 81% of travelers already have IDs that ...