The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced a Real ID service in Clearfield County as a way to help community members be prepared for the enforcement deadline. The service will be hosted at the Clearfield County Driver License Center,

Not all Pennsylvanians need the star-embossed REAL ID, and they do cost more to obtain than a standard license or photo ID. A REAL ID, U.S. passport or other federal ID will be required for boarding domestic flights, entering military bases or accessing federal facilities, but you do not need a REAL ID to drive or vote, for example.

PennDOT’s Penn Hills Driver’s License Center will open its doors for a special Real ID service event Feb. 10. While having a Real ID in Pennsylvania is optional, travelers will be required after May 7 to present a Real ID to fly domestically,

As the deadline to get a REAL ID approaches, PennDOT will hold special service hours at its Penn Hills Driver License Center to help ensure Pennsylvanians are prepared.

As the May 7 deadline approaches for Pennsylvania residents to get a REAL ID, PennDOT is hosting a “REAL ID Day” to help residents prepare for the transition.

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