REAL ID Travel Advisory

REAL ID Travel Advisory

REAL ID Travel Advisory

Are You Ready for Texas?

If you’re planning to join us for the 28th Annual International ACCT Conference and Exposition, make sure you’re prepared for upcoming travel regulation changes!

REAL ID Act and Domestic Travel

Starting January 2018, residents of certain U.S. states will need a passport or another TSA-approved form of identification to fly domestically. This change is part of the REAL ID Act, which establishes stricter security standards for state-issued IDs.

Will Your State Require a Passport? Travel requirements vary by state, so it’s essential to check whether your current ID will be accepted at TSA checkpoints.

Click here to review your state’s travel requirements: REAL ID Compliance Extensions Update

Plan Ahead and Avoid Travel Delays

If your state’s ID is not compliant with the new REAL ID regulations, we recommend:

  • Applying for a passport as soon as possible.
  • Checking with your local DMV about REAL ID-compliant licenses.
  • Reviewing TSA guidelines for approved identification options.

Don’t let travel restrictions keep you from attending this incredible event! Take action now so you can join us hassle-free at the 28th Annual International ACCT Conference and Exposition.

Got questions? Visit the Department of Homeland Security’s REAL ID page for more details or get in touch with our Event Team at: events@acctinfo.org