A New $45 Fee for Travelers without Real ID Starts Feb. 1. Here's What to Know.

TSA to start charging new $45 fee on Sunday

Starting this Sunday, air travelers without a REAL ID or another acceptable form of identification will face a new $45 fee when flying domestically within the U.S.

Flying without a Real ID? You may owe $45 — or more — starting Feb. 1

The Transportation Security Administration is imposing a fee for travelers who try to fly without a Real ID or another acceptable form of identification.

TSA to charge $45 to get through security starting Feb. 1. How to pay online

TSA may charge $45 to verify your identity. What to know about the new rule, how to pay for it, and what forms of ID you can use to fly.

Editorial: REAL ID finally taking effect  at U.S. airports

The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles has issued a heads-up to air travelers: Come next month, they must present a federally approved form of identification, such as a REAL ID driver’s license, a REAL ID card, or a valid U.S. passport when proceeding through airport security for domestic flights. More than 65% — 3.67 million — of Massachusetts residents already have obtained a REAL ID. It’s something you can obtain without waiting for you…

Don't have a REAL ID yet? TSA to charge $45 fee starting Sunday

Longer wait times at the nation's airports should be expected for people without a REAL ID, TSA said..

Starting Sunday, travelers without Real ID or passport may need to pay extra to fly

Are you ready for the changes coming to TSA?Starting February 1, TSA is requiring anyone without a Real ID or passport to pay a $45 fee to use theTSA ConfirmID