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Traveling for the holidays? REAL ID deadline is approaching, here are five things to know

Olympia, WALocal News

As the REAL ID deadline approaches, the article provides essential information for Washington residents regarding the requirement for REAL ID-compliant identification to board commercial flights starting May 7, 2025. It details the application process for enhanced driver licenses (EDLs) and enhanced ID cards (EIDs), noting that first-time applicants must apply in person at Department of Licensing (DOL) offices. While EDLs are necessary for air travel, the article reassures readers that they can also use other forms of identification, such as passports and military IDs. Additionally, EDLs facilitate land and sea travel to Canada and Mexico without a passport. The article emphasizes the importance of applying early, as processing times can take up to three weeks.

It also highlights that some federal agencies will require an EDL or EID for entry, stressing the need for residents to be prepared. Overall, this informative article serves as a valuable resource for Washington residents navigating the upcoming travel requirements.

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