REAL ID-compliant IDs are now needed to board federally regulated commercial aircrafts, and if you don't have one, a fee is in your future.

The nation’s long-awaited REAL ID requirement goes into effect Wednesday. That means anyone wishing to fly domestically will need a federally compliant state-issued identification card or a valid ...

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All REAL ID documents, including driver's licenses, have a star stamp on the right-hand corner to indicate that it is federally compliant.

New Yorkers must add a REAL ID seal to their state-issued ID or driver’s license by May 7 to board domestic flights and access certain federal facilities. Those who don't have a REAL-ID ...

A REAL ID is now required for domestic flights and entry to certain federal facilities. Alternative identification, such as a passport or Enhanced license, is acceptable in place of a REAL ...

The enforcment deadline for Real ID has passed, but individuals can still apply for one. A Real ID is needed for domestic flights and entry to certain federal buildings. Other acceptable ...

The Real ID deadline has officially passed. If you don't have one yet, you will still be allowed to fly in the United States, but it will likely take longer to get through security at the airport.