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DMV updates committee on Real ID readiness; federal enforcement at airports set for May 7
Summary
Oregon DMV Administrator Amy Joyce told the committee the federal Real ID recertification is complete and that TSA enforcement for commercial flights begins May 7. Joyce described uptake, staffing surges, Real ID Saturdays, document requirements and customer outreach.
Amy Joyce, administrator of the Oregon Department of Transportation's Driver and Motor Vehicle Services (DMV), gave an informational briefing on the federal Real ID Act and Oregon's preparations to comply with enforcement at commercial airports.
Nut graf: Joyce said the federal government recently recertified Oregon's Real ID processes for another three years and that Transportation Security Administration enforcement for domestic commercial flights starts May 7. She described significant customer demand and steps DMV has taken, including hiring limited-duration staff and opening some offices on Saturdays by appointment for Real ID transactions.
Joyce explained the basic customer requirements for a Real ID: proof of lawful presence in the United States, two proofs of residence address and a…
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