Decide if you want a REAL ID: Not everyone needs one, but if you fly, you’ll need to upgrade your standard driver’s license to REAL ID (or present another form of acceptable federal identification) when federal enforcement takes effect May 7, 2025.
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“Over the past year, DMV employees have worked tirelessly to implement real change in our customer service centers and we want to make sure Virginians are reaping all of the rewards,” said Acting DMV Commissioner Linda Ford. "With today's identity theft and all that, it does make me feel more safe they're doing more steps and verification," he said.Want to make your visit to the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) a breeze? DMV offers these tips to help you fully prepare for your next trip and expedite your visit. Justin Roddenberry is in the process of switching his REAL ID issued in Florida to one in North Carolina. "I think that's a great idea, that way they know who you are, they know where you're at, and you don't have to carry everything else with you when you're already hustling and bustling," said new North Carolina resident Kara Maloney.Īccording to a news release sent by the NCDOT, anyone without a REAL ID will still be able to board flights and enter federal facilities, but they will need to provide additional identification along with their standard license. Residents were already applying Monday morning at the NC DMV in Garner. Stay on top of breaking news stories with the ABC11 News App "Luckily, citizens of North Carolina will not have to get a REAL ID, but they can still provide additional forms of federally-accepted identification to board a commercial airplane or to enter a federal facility or military base." "Beginning October 1, 2020, TSA and all other federal agencies will begin looking for Real IDs," said Patrice Bethea with the NC DMV. Starting in October 2020, the Transportation Security Administration and other agencies will require a REAL ID for commercial air travel and access to federal buildings, military installations and nuclear facilities. They are optional license or ID cards that meet security requirements of the federal REAL ID Act. RALEIGH, North Carolina (WTVD) - The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles began producing "REAL IDs" Monday.
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