Connecticut launched a campaign today to publicize how to obtain a driver's license that meets the stricter verification standards of a federal "Real ID" law passed in 2005, but never implemented in face of objections from two dozen states.
Beginning Oct. 3, drivers in Connecticut will have two choices when renewing their licenses: accept a license stamped "not for federal identification," or provide proof of residence and immigration status for an ID with a gold star.
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Alabama Public Safety to launch a STAR I.D. pilot project
Alabama will launch a pilot project Oct. 3 for a new, secure form of identification created to comply with the REAL-ID Act of 2005.
The Alabama Department of Public Safety has developed the STAR I.D. program, with STAR standing for Secure, Trusted and Reliable.
The IDs will be available at driver license examining offices in Montgomery, Autauga and Chilton counties as part of the pilot project. There will be a statewide launch at the start of the year.
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