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

In Nebraska, the state has not yet implemented Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License programs. The Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is in the process of researching and analyzing options for meeting the requirements of the federal law. It is unclear when or if Nebraska will move forward with either program.

2. Is Nebraska compliant with the Real ID Act?

Yes, Nebraska is compliant with the Real ID Act.

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

Yes, Nebraska offers both a Real ID and Enhanced Driver’s License program.

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

No, a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License is not required to obtain a driver’s license in Nebraska.

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

In order to obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Nebraska, applicants must provide proof of identity, Social Security Number, proof of Nebraska residency, and proof of citizenship. Acceptable documents include a valid unexpired U.S. passport or passport card, certified copy of a U.S. birth certificate, valid unexpired permanent resident card, and more. For a full list of accepted documents and further information about the application process, applicants can refer to the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles website.

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

The fees associated with obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Nebraska depend on the type of license and the length of validity.

For a Regular Class O or M Operator’s License, the fee is $25 for 4 years or $50 for 8 years.

For a Real ID Operator’s License, the fee is $30 for 4 years or $60 for 8 years.

For an Enhanced Driver’s License, the fee is $40 for 4 years or $80 for 8 years.

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

Real ID and Enhanced Driver’s Licenses in Nebraska are valid for four years.

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

Yes. In order to obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Nebraska, applicants must provide proof of identity, such as a birth certificate or passport; proof of Social Security number; two proofs of residency, such as a utility bill or bank statement; and proof of lawful status in the United States. Applicants must also pass a vision test and a written test.

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

Yes, Nebraska accepts 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 Nebraska?

No, a person with a temporary visa cannot obtain a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Nebraska. According to the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles, a person must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident Alien (green card holder) to obtain either of these documents.

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

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

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

Yes. To renew a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Nebraska, you must provide proof of your identity and Social Security number, two forms of proof of Nebraska residency, and pay the applicable fees. You must also pass a vision exam and pass all applicable tests.

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

To apply for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Nebraska, you must first visit your nearest DMV office location. You must present original documents proving your identity, Social Security number, and Nebraska residency. You must also provide two documents that prove your residential address, such as a utility bill or bank statement. Once you have all the required documents, you must pass a vision test and a written knowledge test. After passing the tests, you will be issued your new driver’s license.

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

Yes, Nebraska requires all drivers to provide proof of Social Security number and two forms of residency to apply for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License. Additionally, applicants must pass a vision test and written knowledge test, and demonstrate that they have held a valid driver’s license in the past four years.

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

Yes. Real IDs and Enhanced Driver’s Licenses from Nebraska are acceptable forms of identification for international travel.

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

No. There is no age limit for obtaining a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Nebraska.

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

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

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

Yes, Nebraska requires a minimum six-month waiting period before a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License can be issued.

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

When applying for a Real ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Nebraska, the following forms of payment are accepted: cash, check, money order, debit card, credit card, and E-check.

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

Yes. Military personnel and veterans are eligible to apply for a REAL ID or Enhanced Driver’s License in Nebraska with a reduced fee. Applicants must provide proof of service, such as a DD-214 or military ID card, when applying for the reduced fee. Additionally, active duty military personnel who are unable to provide proof of Nebraska residency have the option to use their current out-of-state address as their residence address on their REAL ID or Enhanced Driver’s License.