As travelers adjust to new identification requirements for flying in the U.S., TSA has some advice for fliers who may be ...

which — in most states — features a star or flag symbol in the top corner of the card. Starting from May 7, the Transportation Security Administration will no longer be accepting state-issued ...

The TSA said it's seeing about 81% compliance at ... ID if it has a black or gold star in the upper right corner. The symbol might look slightly different depending on the state from where it's ...

The TSA accepts various forms of federally issued ... A major component of the REAL ID process is verifying identity. The star symbol in the upper-right corner of the card identifies REAL IDs.

TSA Senior Official Performing the Duties of the Administrator. To determine whether an ID is Real ID compliant, travelers should look for a star at the top of the card — a symbol indicating it ...

REAL IDs will have a stamped symbol (typically a star) on the upper corner to show that is federally compliant. Yes; you can still get a REAL ID after the deadline. The deadline is the day TSA ...

The symbol stamped on your Real ID compliant-document will vary, depending on the state where it was issued. Non-compliant cards, per TSA, have no star and include language such as "Not for Real ...

The easiest way to see if you have a REAL ID is to look for the star symbol. For people who are new ... be mailed to you within seven to 10 days. TSA also has a list of acceptable forms of ...