I don't know about resist, but I've had a passport for 50 years and it's been accepted by most places that require id. Washington state charges an extra fee for an "enhanced" ID / operators license, so I only have the unenhanced version. Canada, Mexico and the airlines all accept US passports as "Real ID". I'll wager your real id won't g…
I don't know about resist, but I've had a passport for 50 years and it's been accepted by most places that require id. Washington state charges an extra fee for an "enhanced" ID / operators license, so I only have the unenhanced version. Canada, Mexico and the airlines all accept US passports as "Real ID". I'll wager your real id won't get you into Chile or Japan or most other countries overseas so if you ever plan to travel internationally, you'll need a passport. i think the resist part comes in to effect as, if you have other acceptable id like a passport, the extra fees for enhanced licenses is just another tax for not paying attention.
I don't know about resist, but I've had a passport for 50 years and it's been accepted by most places that require id. Washington state charges an extra fee for an "enhanced" ID / operators license, so I only have the unenhanced version. Canada, Mexico and the airlines all accept US passports as "Real ID". I'll wager your real id won't get you into Chile or Japan or most other countries overseas so if you ever plan to travel internationally, you'll need a passport. i think the resist part comes in to effect as, if you have other acceptable id like a passport, the extra fees for enhanced licenses is just another tax for not paying attention.