Without a Real ID, you could face travel delays or be denied from your flight. Not sure you're prepared for the May 7 deadline? Here's what Ohio's Real ID looks like and how to know if you're good ...

Starting May 7, Ohio residents will need a REAL ID-compliant driver's license or passport for domestic flights and entry to federal facilities. Ohioans can obtain a REAL ID at BMV locations with ...

Starting in May, Ohio travelers must show a REAL ID to get through airport security. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security says that air travelers have just over 40 days until airport security ...

In just two weeks, travelers in every state, including Ohio, must present a REAL ID to get through airport security. A driver's license won't be enough to pass through Transportation Security ...

To get a REAL ID, people must provide documents that prove their full legal name, date of birth, Social Security Number, Ohio residence and documentation of citizenship or legal presence.

Starting in May, Ohio travelers must show a REAL ID to get through airport security. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security says that air travelers have just over 40 days until airport security ...

Ohio began issuing Real IDs in July 2018, and currently, 56% of Ohioans have one, so some people might not realize their ID is already Real ID-compliant. Real ID cards are typically marked with a ...

The REAL ID Act was passed in 2005 to make travel more secure in the wake of 9/11. People in Ohio are not required to have a REAL ID, but if you plan on flying or need to access federal facilities ...

the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles registrar. “Essentially what the REAL ID Act says is that states can issue driver's licenses and IDs, but if they want their residents to be able to use those ...

On May 7, anyone who lives in Ohio and wants to go through security at an airport or enter a federal building will need to show a REAL ID, an enhanced identification card. Here's everything you ...