Over the past year or so, you probably heard that your standard driver license soon might not be good enough to get you through security checkpoints at the airport. There was even a looming deadline of Jan.

State-issued enhanced drivers licenses (EDLs) provide proof of identity and U.S. Citizenship, are issued in a secure process, and include technology that makes travel. Is your state's driver's license TSA compliant? Oregon and Virginia – got. Another dozen states have extensions to use driver’s licenses for. Enhanced Driver's Licenses (EDL) As the name suggests, an enhanced driver's license (EDL) is a driver license with a few extra perks. For example, an EDL resembles a. How can the answer be improved?

22, 2018 that had a lot of us taking notice and wondering what it all means. Heart Of Gold Exile Zip Disks. Well, there’s good news. Department of Homeland Security recently approved extension requests for a new batch of states as it relates to the REAL ID Act, including Alaska, California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. The extensions were needed because standard driver licenses are not in line with federal requirements.

The big takeaway: Passengers will still be able to use their regular state driver licenses and ID cards for air travel for another year – at least through October 2018. There’s no need to rush out and do anything, like getting an enhanced driver license. Hoshi No Ou Kodomo Hd here. No need to panic: Extension granted DHS has also indicated states that have been granted an extension will not be subject to REAL ID enforcement at airports until October 2020, as long as – and here’s an important part – they continue to make satisfactory progress toward compliance or become compliant. “This extension gives Washington residents about three more years to decide if they will need a new type of identification. Many already have acceptable federal identification,” says Washington State Department of Licensing Director Pat Kohler. Each state is doing what it needs to do to move toward compliance, with six states still under review for a renewed REAL ID extension. ( shows you each state’s status.) Washington state, for example, expects to be in full compliance with the REAL ID Act by fall 2018.

At that point, the state’s Department of Licensing will apply for the October 2020 enforcement date, meaning standard licenses and IDs should still be accepted for air travel for another two years, from October 2018 to October 2020. So breathe a little easier. No need to panic. But if you need to renew your driver license soon, and you prefer using a license as your ID when you travel (instead of another ID such as your passport), you might want to consider upgrading to an enhanced license. It could save you from scrambling later on.

Questions and Answers I have a standard Washington state license. What do I need to get on a domestic flight right now?

Just your driver license, either standard or enhanced. Installshield Express Untuk Delphi 7 Borland. (Or you can use a variety of other federally-approved forms of identification, found.) Will my standard license work on domestic flights next year? Yes, your standard driver license is acceptable through October 2018, and most likely until October 2020 as long as DHS is satisfied with the progress your ID-issuing state is making with the REAL ID Act. So when do the rules actually change? Currently, the DHS has indicated the enforcement of the REAL ID Act starts in October 2020. At that point, standard driver licenses issued by some states – such as Washington – will not be accepted by the TSA (Transportation Security Administration) at U.S.

TSA will accept enhanced driver licenses, since they have established your identity and U.S. My driver license is from a state that’s currently noncompliant and has not yet received an extension.

What does that mean? Starting on Jan.

22, 2018, passengers who have a standard driver license issued by a state that’s not yet compliant with REAL ID and has not received a government extension will need to show an alternate form of approved identification for domestic flying, such as a passport or military ID. The has more details. As of October 2017, six states were still under review for a renewed extension: Illinois, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, New York and Rhode Island. So what happens in October 2020 if I show up at the airport with my standard driver license as my only ID?