Starting May 7, 2025, a REAL ID will be required for U.S. domestic flights and access to certain federal buildings. New Yorkers can check for compliance by looking for a star or flag on their ID. Without a REAL ID, travelers must use a valid passport; otherwise, they may face additional TSA screening. Children under 18 do not need ID for domestic travel. To obtain a REAL ID, individuals must visit a DMV office and follow a specified process.
A REAL ID is a federally compliant identification required for domestic flights and federal building access starting May 7, 2025, unless a valid passport is presented.
New Yorkers can determine if they possess a REAL ID by checking for a star or flag on their driver's license or ID.
Passengers without REAL ID-compliant identification who cannot provide alternative ID may face additional screening at TSA checkpoints and could be denied entry.
Children under 18 are exempt from carrying identification when traveling domestically within the U.S.
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