In a rule that took effect May 7, all U.S. residents 18 and older who are flying domestically are required to have Real ...

A Real ID card bears a black or gold star or a U.S. flag in its upper right corner. State-issued ID cards that don’t have ...

As Americans rush to obtain Real ID cards, others scramble due to confusion regarding new federal travel requirements for ...

As of May 7, all US citizens more than 18 years of age must show proof of identification that meets the 2005 Real ID Act’s rules ... legally in the US on green cards, work and student visas ...

Real ID travel rules go into effect today for people flying domestically. Is it still possible to get on a plane without one?

It is a key part of the Real ID Act of 2005. Passed by Congress in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the act ...

Enforcement of the federal REAL ID law starts May 7 ... Passports and passport cards are compliant, as are Global Entry, NEXUS, FAST, SENTRI, DoD IDs, green cards, and enhanced driver's licenses ...

And in New Jersey, REAL ID rules were less of a concern ... Besides a passport, IDs like military identification, a green card and federally issued tribal IDs are also accepted.

The requirement that travelers present a Real ID card as well as regular identifications is one of the biggest changes to airport security, but officials said Tuesday that the rollout will be gradual.

mandates anyone 18 or older present a Real ID or other acceptable identification — like a passport or global entry card — to board domestic flights or enter certain federal or military facilities.

Only people with legal immigration status — including people who are noncitizens in the U.S. on green cards ... proof of identification that meets the 2005 Real ID Act’s rules.