1. What is the Real ID and Enhanced Driver’s License status in Wisconsin?

The state of Wisconsin currently does not offer Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License. However, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation has announced that it is working to implement the Real ID Act. The department has set a target date of October 2021 for the implementation of Real ID and Enhanced Driver’s License in the state.

2. Is Wisconsin compliant with the Real ID Act?

Yes, Wisconsin is compliant with the Real ID Act. The state began issuing Real ID-compliant cards in November 2017.

3. Does Wisconsin offer a Real ID and Enhanced Driver’s License program?

Yes, Wisconsin does offer a Real ID/Enhanced Driver’s License program.

4. Is a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License required to obtain a driver’s license in Wisconsin?

No. At this time, Wisconsin does not require a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License to obtain a driver’s license.

5. What documentation is required to obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin?

In order to obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin, you must present the following documentation:

1. Proof of identity which includes either a valid passport or a birth certificate.

2. Proof of Social Security Number which includes either a Social Security Card, a 1099 tax form with your name and social security number, or a pay stub with your name and social security number.

3. Proof of Wisconsin residency which includes either two documents from the lists of acceptable documents such as utility bills, bank statements, etc.

4. Two documents proving your current address (if different from your legal address). Examples include utility bills, bank statements, etc.

5. If you are applying for an Enhanced Driver’s License, you must also present proof of citizenship which includes either a U.S. Passport or Certificate of Citizenship or Naturalization.

6. What are the fees associated with obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin?

The fee for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin is $28, which includes the application fee and photo fee.

7. How long is a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License valid for in Wisconsin?

In Wisconsin, a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License is valid for up to eight years.

8. Are there any special restrictions for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin?

Yes, there are special restrictions for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin. All applicants must present proof of identity, lawful presence in the United States, Social Security number (SSN), and Wisconsin residency. In some cases, applicants may also need to provide additional documents such as proof of name change, proof of residential address, or other documents.

9. Does Wisconsin accept Real ID and Enhanced Driver’s Licenses from other states?

Yes, Wisconsin currently accepts both Real ID and Enhanced Driver’s Licenses from other states.

10. Can a person with a temporary visa obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin?

No, a person with a temporary visa is not eligible for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin. This type of identification is only available to US citizens and permanent residents.

11. Can a person use their Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License as identification for domestic air travel in Wisconsin?

Yes, a Real ID or an Enhanced Driver’s License can be used for domestic air travel in Wisconsin.

12. Are there any special requirements for renewing a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin?

Yes. When renewing a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin, you must present at least two forms of documentation proving your identity and date of birth, proof of your Social Security number, proof of your Wisconsin residency, and payment of applicable fees. If you are applying for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License, you must also provide proof that you are a U.S. citizen or an eligible non-citizen.

13. How can I apply for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin?

To apply for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin, you must visit a DMV office in person with the appropriate documents. Necessary documents include proof of identity, such as a valid U.S. passport or birth certificate; proof of Social Security number, such as a Social Security card or W-2 form; two proofs of Wisconsin residency, such as utility bills, bank statements or lease agreements; and your current Wisconsin driver’s license. Additional information can be found on the Wisconsin Department of Transportation website.

14. Does Wisconsin have any additional requirements for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License?

Yes. Wisconsin requires all applicants to prove their identity, Social Security number, and residency with documents such as a birth certificate, Social Security card, and two proofs of address. Additional forms such as a marriage certificate may be necessary depending on the situation.

15. Can I use my Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License for international travel from Wisconsin?

Yes, you can use your Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License for international travel from Wisconsin. However, you may need additional documents to enter some countries. Please check the entry requirements of the country before you travel.

16. Is there an age limit for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin?

No, there is not an age limit for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin. All applicants must meet the requirements, which are outlined on the Wisconsin Department of Transportation website.

17. Is a vision test required to obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin?

Yes, a vision test is required to obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin.

18. Is there a waiting period to obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin?

Yes. There is a waiting period of up to six weeks to obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin.

19. What forms of payment are accepted when applying for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin?

According to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, the accepted forms of payment when applying for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin are cash, check, money order, or credit card.

20. Are there any special considerations when applying for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin for military personnel and veterans?

Yes. Military personnel and veterans can have their proof of identity and residence documents waived when applying for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Wisconsin. They must provide a copy of their most recent Leave and Earnings Statement (LES) to be eligible for the waiver. Additionally, they can use a valid U.S. passport as proof of identity if they do not have another form of acceptable identity documents.