Starting May 3, 2023, anyone 18 years old and above will be required to present a REAL ID-compliant driver's license or identification card to fly domestically or visit a federal facility.
After multiple deadline extensions prompted by the pandemic, the application deadline is drawing near, leading some to wonder which documents are needed to apply and how the overall process works.
To apply for a REAL ID, Illinois residents must visit a Secretary of State Driver Services facility and provide documents that prove their identity, their Social Security number, a written signature and two documents that show proof of residency.The following are acceptable documents to prove identity:Consular Report of Birth Abroad
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