The process has a couple of steps. To start, you apply on the TSA website. The online application process is fairly self-explanatory. Once it’s complete, you’ll be able to schedule an in ...

The prospect of getting a REAL ID online depends on what state you are in. Here's what Californians should know as the May 7 ...

If you still haven’t made a trip to the DMV for your REAL ID, time is running out. Your domestic air travel could be delayed if you don’t have an accepted form of identification at TSA checkpoints ...

But they aren't free. It typically costs $78 to apply for TSA PreCheck or $120 for Global Entry. If you have the right credit card, however, you can get the application fee reimbursed. NerdWallet ...

If the majority of your travel is within the U.S., TSA PreCheck is the better choice for you, but if you regularly travel abroad, you should consider Global Entry. If you travel both domestically ...

The Global Entry application fee is normally $100 ($120 starting Oct. 1, 2024) and TSA PreCheck costs at least $78. Global Entry is more expensive, but it includes TSA PreCheck benefits.

Real ID is optional in Virginia. You’re not required to have one to drive, vote, or access public benefits. But starting May ...

For added convenience, the TSA allows you to check your application status online in most states. If you recently checked yours and saw the message "Eligibility Determined," you may be wondering ...

"If you do not have your Real ID yet, you're not going to be turned away," Mark Howell, TSA Regional spokesperson, said. "You will see some delays and you'll see some additional screening as you go ...

Have a flight coming up but no REAL ID? Here's how long it will take you to get one. (Spoiler: It will be at least two weeks.) ...

If you only want TSA PreCheck®, you can also apply directly for that program and have the application or renewal fee credited back to your credit card. If you're already enrolled in a Trusted ...