Don't have a Real ID? You can still travel — but it could soon cost you

A critical Real ID deadline is approaching, and that will mean some travelers without a Real ID will have to pay extra to travel.

No Real-ID, No Problem: TSA Will Confirm Your Identity—For A Price

The Transportation Security Administration will launch a new identity-verification service called TSA ConfirmID on Feb. 1.

TSA to implement new fee-based service for identity verification

A new TSA process is intended to improve security and streamline identity verification for air travelers without an acceptable form of ID.

Flying soon without a REAL ID? TSA to roll out $45 fee in coming weeks

Airline passengers who don't possess REAL ID or passport should soon expect to pay an additional fee to get through airport security.
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TSA rolling out new ID verification option for travelers without Real ID

The Transportation Security Administration will roll out a new identity verification option for travelers who do not have acceptable identification to fly.

No Real ID? Then pay optional $45: New TSA rule to go into effect Feb. 1

The TSA introduces ConfirmID for travelers without a Real ID, costing $45, starting Feb. 1. It allows alternative identification for flying but may involve extra screening. #Travel #TSA #RealID
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TSA to charge $45 to verify ID for travelers without REAL ID starting Feb. 1, 2026

Don’t have REAL ID? Starting soon travelers will have to pay $45 for TSA Confirm.ID or present another valid ID; prepay online to speed screening.

What is TSA ConfirmID? What to know about new Real ID program

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration plans to introduce a Real ID verification service in February for those without one. See details.
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