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TSA will charge a $45 fee if you fly without REAL ID starting Feb. 1

No Real ID or passport? TSA may charge $45 to verify your identity. Here's more about the new rule and what forms of ID you can use to fly.

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Still don’t have a REAL ID? TSA will start charging flyers $45 starting Feb. 1

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TSA $45 security fee for those flying without acceptable identification begins Feb. 1

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TSA Is Rolling Out A Major Change In February—Here’s What You Need To Know

If you’re planning on flying the friendly skies soon, be prepared with the right documents or to pay up.

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The TSA fee for travelers without REAL ID starts soon. What to know

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

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‘It’s all about the money!’ Outrage over TSA’s new $45 fee

Starting Feb. 1, 2026, those who don’t show a REAL ID compliant drivers license, passport or other form of identification at a TSA security checkpoint will have to pay a $45 fee, according to a press release from the TSA. The $45 fee will go toward processing and verifying travelers’ identification through the ConfirmID program.

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