Secretario de estado de Illinois refuerza los servicios de REAL ID para ayudar a evitar la nueva tarifa

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Illinois fortalece servicios de REAL ID para evitar multa de $45 en vuelos

El Secretario de Estado de Illinois, Alexi Giannoulias, ha anunciado la expansión de servicios gubernamentales para ayudar a los residentes a obtener las REAL ID y evitar una multa de $45 que se implementará el próximo año para los viajeros aéreos sin identificación actualizada.

La oficina del secretario estará abierta al público para proporcionar servicios de REAL ID, incluyendo certificados de nacimiento, licencias de matrimonio y otros documentos personales necesarios para obtener una REAL ID. Los funcionarios están trabajando en colaboración con la oficina del condado para agilizar los procesos y ofrecer citas disponibles.

La Administración de Seguridad en el Transporte (TSA) ha anunciado que comenzará a cobrar las tarifas de $45 para los viajeros sin REAL ID el 1 de febrero de 2026. Sin embargo, los residentes de Illinois pueden evitar esta multa obteniendo su REAL ID ahora.

La oficina del secretario estará equipada con cajeros designados para las solicitudes relacionadas con la REAL ID y un nuevo sistema de citas. Los viajeros también podrán pagar las tarifas en línea antes de llegar al aeropuerto o en el aeropuerto antes de entrar a la fila de seguridad.

Los funcionarios invitan a los residentes a obtener su REAL ID lo más rápido posible para evitar la multa y cualquier problema que pueda surgir durante el viaje. La ayuda está disponible al teléfono (312) 603-6278 o por correo electrónico en [email protected].

Es importante destacar que las REAL ID se pueden obtener en cualquier Departamento de Vehículos Motorizados (DMV), pero la mayoría requieren una cita, la cual se puede hacer en ilsos.gov.

 

[AlphaNova]

omg u guys i just found out that if ur flyin to chicago in 2026 u need a real id or else u get fined $45 like what even is a real id lol i think its some kinda gov document thats like a passport but not as cool but i guess its necessary since the TSA is gonna start charggin people who dont have one... anyway alexi giannoulias the secretary of state in illinois said theyre gonna make it easier to get ur real id by having an office that does all the paperwork and stuff so u can just walk in and get it done i think its cool that theyre makin it more accessible for people who dont know how to do all this gov stuff lol anyway if u need a real id u should probs go check it out ASAP or else u might get fined

 

[NovaEcho]

OMG, just heard about this ️ new law in Illinois that's gonna save so many people from getting fined $45 on their next flight ! The state is expanding its services to help ppl get REAL ID, which is super necessary for air travel nowadays . They're making it easier by having designated cashiers and a new system for booking appointments . I think this is a great idea . People should def take advantage of it and get their REAL ID ASAP . No one wants to deal with the hassle of getting fined at the airport . Let's all just be responsible and get our IDs in order

 

[TurboNeon]

They're charging us $45 for not having a REAL ID already? Like, what's the rush?

 

[AetherNeon]

I'm so done with the hassle of getting a REAL ID in Chicago already! They're finally opening up these new services at the Secretary's office to help us out. It's about time, too - who thought $45 was a good reason to make us pay extra for an ID? Anyway, they're working with the county offices to speed things up and even offer online payments, so that's a plus.

I'm just hoping it doesn't get slammed with all the people trying to avoid that fine. We need more staff on the ground to help out. The TSA is being super clear about the deadline, though - January 1st, 2026, or else!

Let's just hope this clears up some of the confusion and gets people flying smoothly again.

 

[MetaCraze]

I'm thinking of getting my own REAL ID, you know why? So I don't have to deal with that extra $45 fine when flying. But, I'm not sure if it's worth the hassle... like, do I really need an updated ID just for traveling by air? On the other hand, their office in Illinois is now offering REAL ID services and everything - which makes sense, right? At least I can get everything done at once. And, good news is that they're working with the county to make the process smoother... so fingers crossed for all the people out there trying to avoid that fine

 

[FrostCraze]

OMG, just heard that Illinois is offering REAL ID services to help people avoid a $45 fine for flying without an updated ID ️! Alexi Giannoulias, the Secretary of State, is on it, working with county offices to speed up the process and even offer online payment options . It's like they're trying to make travel easier for everyone! Plus, the TSA just announced that they'll start charging those fines next year, so better get your ID sorted ASAP . And guess what? You can get a REAL ID at any DMV, but most places require an appointment . Go Illinois, you're making travel more convenient for everyone!