Since its launch in 2023, the program has eliminated more than 300,000 in-person visits by allowing service members to ...

Kern County Veteran Services has announced the relaunch of its veteran ID card service, aimed at honoring and supporting the more than 30,000 veterans residing ...

Visitors to all U.S. military installations, including Joint Base Andrews, will need to present a REAL ID-compliant form of identification for access beginning May 7, 2025, as part of a ...

Beginning today, travelers will need a REAL ID or any of about a dozen alternative forms of identification to get through TSA security checkpoints in the United States—but the head of Homeland ...

Luckily, service members, dependents, veterans, and other military-affiliated populations with one of the following ID cards don’t need to rush to the DMV because these IDs are acceptable at TSA ...

Many people across the nation are clamoring to replace their driver’s license and state IDs with the Real ID-compliant cards now required for U.S. domestic flights. As of May 7, all U.S ...

Social Security card, United States Military form DD 214, Medicare/Medicaid identification card, or W-2 tax form. Two documents to show proof of address: Valid Alabama drivers license or ...

A military ID is an acceptable alternative to the REAL ID, which is now required for passengers boarding domestic flights in ...

Here's what you need to know: Good news for Fred and other retired military members: Defense Department-issued IDs, including Common Access Cards, Uniformed Services ID cards and older retiree and ...

including a Global Entry or SENTRI card; an active-duty and retired-military ID, including IDs issued to dependents; and the Transportation Worker Identification Credential. No. The Transportation ...

Starting May 7, people 18 years old and older will have to have a REAL ID driver's license, ID card or alternative ... acceptable alternatives other than military identification or REAL ID ...

Excluding 5 states, the REAL ID will ... cards that do not meet those minimum standards for accessing federal facilities, such as courthouses, nuclear power plants and military bases, and boarding ...