A year before deadline, less than half of New Yorkers have Real IDs
New Yorkers have one year left to get new, more secure identification cards required by the federal government.
“I'm glad, quite frankly, that we have 365 days to go because we are going to continue to really let people know it's time to go into a DMV and get Real ID compliant,” Schroeder said in an interview. “Women with a name change, it seems like they have to bring everything but the kitchen sink in,” Schroeder said. “But we tell them what it is so that they can bring it.”
While New Yorkers can find a list of required documents on the DMV’s website, the documents must be inspected at a DMV office and not online. However, applicants can save trips to the DMV by having their
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