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Didn’t get a Real ID/Idaho Star Card? Enforcement begins today. Here’s what to know.
Transportation Security Administration officials will not accept state-issued driver’s licenses or ID cards that are not REAL ID compliant. Under the new REAL ID enforcement rules, all airline passengers 18 and older will need REAL ID-compliant identification or another federally accepted ID at airport security checkpoints.
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Can I fly without a STAR ID? What Alabama travels should know for May 7 deadlineThe STAR ID deadline is May 7 and travelers are wondering if they can still fly without the STAR ID. Here's what you need to ...
The new Alabama STAR ID is almost identical to your old ID, but can you spot the key difference on the ID? Here's what to ...
Right now Alabama lawmakers Terri Sewell and Shomari Figures are asking for a six-month extension. They say DMV’s across the ...
After years of delays and deadline extensions, the STAR ID security program officially took effect this morning.
Some travelers—armed with expired passports or backup documents—are discovering what happens when you show up at TSA without ...
The enforcement phase for Real ID has begun, but it is not yet the deadline for the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) and ...
May is mental health awareness month and Wednesday, Montgomery Public Schools held a community meeting to support parents and ...
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Look for the star: You can tell if your state-issued ID is compliant because it will have a gold or black star, or a gold or ...
Today is the beginning of enforcement to have a Real ID or an Alabama Star ID to enter the TSA checkpoint and catch a flight at our airport and across the country,” said Mary Swanstrom. Swamstrom is ...
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