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TSA Confirm.ID as a paid identity-verification process for travelers without acceptable ID
The Transportation Security Administration’s official list of acceptable identification for airport security checkpoints centers on REAL ID‑compliant state driver’s licenses or ID cards and a set of f...
accepts a range of federal, state and tribal identity documents as evidence of citizenship at airport security, with passports (book or card), certain birth and naturalization certificates, and some e...
Expired passports and state IDs can sometimes be used temporarily in narrow, administrative contexts—like TSA checkpoints accepting certain expired IDs up to two years, or presenting an old passport t...