The REAL ID deadline is here, and starting Wednesday, U.S. travelers will need to have it if they plan to use a driver's license when flying domestically and want to avoid delays. Florida started ...

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For the past year, people renewing their driver licenses or state ID cards have received a new number. And that could cause problems for voters in next year’s elections. “When a voter receives a new ...

Florida residents must be informed that the fees for obtaining or renewing a driver's license have increased. This change was announced by the Division of Highway Safety and the Department of Motor ...

Floridians who recently renewed or replaced their Florida driver's licenses may need to update their voter registration information, too. Under a new policy stemming from a 2022 law, renewal or ...

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If you’re an immigrant with a valid visa living in Florida, get ready for some extra paperwork: starting now, your driver’s license will only last a year, regardless of how long your visa is good for.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Legal immigrants in Florida will now need to renew their driver’s licenses annually, according to new guidance issued by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor ...

Florida election officials and voting rights advocates want to get the word out now that if you’ve renewed or replaced your state driver’s license or state ID in the past year, that could affect your ...

YEAR, WHILE THE LABOR FORCE GREW BY 25,000. WELL, IF YOU’VE GOTTEN A NEW DRIVER’S LICENSE RECENTLY, THERE’S A SMALL CHANGE THAT MANY PEOPLE AREN’T NOTICING. YOUR DRIVER’S LICENSE NUMBER IS NOW ...

Florida will resume processing driver's licenses and identification cards for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) recipients from Honduras, Nicaragua and Venezuela, Miami-Dade County officials said.