New York, REAL ID

REAL ID deadline fast approaching in New York
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles encourages New Yorkers to visit the DMV to get their REAL ID even if their license, permit, or non-driver ID is not due for renewal
New York DMV adds Saturday hours to process REAL ID applications ahead of May deadline
Longer hours at 10 downstate offices, including two on Long Island, are being held in advance of the May 7 deadline.
New York Dept. of Motor Vehicles adds Saturday hours to 10 offices ahead of REAL ID deadline
With the May 7 federal REAL ID deadline just two months away, the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles is opening select New York City and Long Island offices on Saturday mornings to help more New Yorkers obtain a REAL ID or Enhanced ID.
DMV: REAL ID deadline is two months away
The state Department of Motor Vehicles is encouraging New Yorkers to visit a DMV office to get a REAL ID or Enhanced ID as soon as possible, even if their license, permit or non-driver ID is not yet due for renewal.
DMV warns residents that REAL ID deadline is soon
The DMV implemented several online tools, such as a document guide and an online application pre-screening process, to help New Yorkers prepare.
Staten Island DMV to offer Saturday hours ahead of Real ID deadline
Beginning April 5, various DMV offices in New York City and on Long Island will offer limited Saturday hours specifically for people who are applying for a Real ID or Enhanced ID. The following DMV offices will be open from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m on Saturdays starting in April:
Yonkers DMV to open on Saturdays to gear up for May 7 Real ID requirement
Ten DMVs across the state, including Yonkers, will open Saturdays from April 5 through June 28, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The Journal News on MSN1h
When will REAL ID enforcement begin? What New Yorkers need to know
The REAL ID Act established minimum security standards for accessing federal buildings, boarding aircraft, or entering ...
You’ll soon need a REAL ID to fly in the US, enter federal buildings
You will need a REAL ID soon to fly domestically or enter federal buildings in the U.S., the New York State Department of ...
Times Herald-Record on MSN1h
REAL ID enforcement begins soon. Will your license keep you from airline travel?
The REAL ID Act established minimum security standards for accessing federal buildings, boarding aircraft, or entering nuclear power plants. You need certain documents to obtain one.