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Notice on Digital Identification Documents: Some states now issue digital ID documents (also known as mobile driver's licenses or mobile IDs). We cannot accept these digital IDs when you apply for your U.S. passport. You must continue to submit your physical, photo ID and a photocopy of the ID.

Are you able to share the exact model/part number of your WD Passport for reference purposes? Most units should automatically install drivers (When needed) directly from Windows Update when the computer is connected to the Internet.

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My computer is reading the contents of my newly bought t WD My Passport hrough some one who has been oversees (the driver of the WD is coruppted) or driver not succefully installed. I got message same as below. Where can I get a driver and how can I fix the problem?

You are not required to get a REAL ID, however, starting May 7, 2025, if you typically use your driver license or non-driver ID (instead of a passport or other form of ID) to fly within the U.S. you probably want a REAL ID. Otherwise you will need to use a valid U.S. passport or another federally approved form of identification. The Standard New Jersey driver license can still be used for driving.

A REAL ID is federally compliant DMV-issued driver license, learner permit or non-driver ID which you will be required to have to board a domestic flight (within the U.S.) or enter certain federal building starting in May 2025, unless you have a valid passport.

An Enhanced license (permit, or non-driver ID) is a New York State DMV issued document that you can use instead of a passport to return to the US by land or sea from Canada, Mexico and some countries in the Caribbean. New York's EDL is compliant with the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI). 1 It is not acceptable for air travel between these countries. We recommend you contact your travel agent, your cruise line or the specific countries of destination to verify your travel document requirements.

NOTE: It is a criminal misdemeanor to make a false statement or provide false proof of identity or date of birth when you apply for any DMV document. You can go to jail and pay large fines, and we can suspend or revoke your permit or driver license.

Effective May 7, 2025, only the Arizona Travel ID (driver license or ID card), a U.S. passport and other federally approved identification will be accepted at TSA airport security checkpoints for domestic travel.

The Arizona Travel ID is the credential that complies with the federal REAL ID Act of 2005. It is available as both a driver license and identification card. There is a gold star embedded in the card to show that the cardholder has provided added proof of identification to ensure the license or ID meets strict federal requirements.

After May 7, 2025, only the Enhanced or REAL ID will be accepted to get on a domestic flight (within the U.S.), or to enter certain federal buildings or military bases (unless you have a passport or another federally-accepted form of ID).

I have a Western Digital My Passport 1TB USB3 that is readable from a laptop, but would not appear as a drive on my PC that runs Windows 7 64bit. I fixed the problem by reinstalling the driver for the drive with the following steps:

To help reduce wait times, please consider the pre-application feature that allows you to enter a significant portion of your driver's license or ID card application online - including REAL ID applications - reducing the time spent in driver's license offices. It's a good way to ensure you have all necessary documents ready when you visit a driver's license office.

A new, redesigned driver's license and state ID with enhanced security features will be available beginning mid to late January 2024. Residents will receive the new license or ID if they are applying for their first card or renewing/replacing their current card in the new year.

Unlike a standard Michigan license or ID, an enhanced license or ID can be used in place of a U.S. passport to re-enter the United States by land or sea from Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, or the Caribbean.

All enhanced driver's licenses and enhanced IDs are automatically REAL ID-compliant with or without the star because they already meet the high security standards of the REAL ID Act. Enhanced licenses and IDs without a star will automatically be printed with one the next time they are renewed or replaced. According to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, TSA agents at airports will recognize enhanced licenses or enhanced IDs as valid REAL ID documents, even without the star.

Starting May 7, 2025, every state and territory resident will need to present a REAL ID compliant license/ID, or another acceptable form of identification, for accessing federal facilities, entering nuclear power plants, and boarding commercial aircraft. The card, itself, must be REAL ID compliant unless the resident is using an alternative acceptable document such as a passport. The Act does not require individuals to present identification where it is not currently required to access a federal facility (such as to enter the public areas of the Smithsonian) nor does it prohibit an agency from accepting other forms of identity documents (such as a U.S. passport or passport card).

No. REAL ID is a national set of standards, not a national identification card. REAL ID does not create a federal database of driver license information. Each jurisdiction continues to issue its own unique license, maintains its own records, and controls who gets access to those records and under what circumstances. The purpose of REAL ID is to make our identity documents more consistent and secure.

REAL ID allows compliant states to issue driver's licenses and identification cards where the identity of the applicant cannot be assured or for whom lawful presence is not determined. In fact, some states currently issue noncompliant cards to undocumented individuals. Noncompliant cards must clearly state on their face (and in the machine readable zone) that they are not acceptable for REAL ID purposes and must use a unique design or color to differentiate them from compliant cards. DHS cautions against assuming that possession of a noncompliant card indicates the holder is an undocumented individual, given that individuals may obtain noncompliant cards for many reasons unrelated to lawful presence. Possession of a noncompliant card does not indicate that the holder is an undocumented individual, given that individuals may obtain noncompliant cards for many reasons unrelated to lawful presence.

Freely Associated States citizens who entered the United States lawfully years ago may have passports that have expired. In order to be issued a REAL ID-compliant document, they will need to renew their passport or present another acceptable identity document, such as an unexpired EAD.

The designation of the unexpired passport with an approved I-94 as an acceptable identity document is only available to Freely Associated States citizens admitted under the Compacts. This designation does not change the requirement for other classes of nonimmigrants to present a valid unexpired passport, valid unexpired visa, and I-94; or an EAD as evidence of identity and lawful status. In all cases, the documentation presented for proof of identity and lawful status must be verified through Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE).

The REAL ID Modernization Act includes a provision that removes the requirement for states to require an individual to provide documentation of their SSN when applying for a REAL ID driver's license or identification card. See REAL ID Modernization Act.

But often if you go to a place where you rent an audio tour, they'll want you to leave something of value to assure that you'll bring their equipment back. I'd be a lot more comfortable leaving a driver's license than a passport!

I also used my license when I went to an internet cafe in Rome. If I lost my license I would still be able to get home without great convenience - not so with the passport. I'd take it just to have it, not because you need it but because, like other repliers have said, it can be handy.

Agree with the others. I carry my driver's license even though I never rent a car. I figure the extra ID can't hurt (particularly when I'm going through the airports in the U.S.) and it lets me avoid using my passport as ID in certain cases.

I always used my driver's license for ID, mainly to secure an audio guide and to check backpack/luggage at the museums/train stations. I would much rather hand over the license than my passport, just in case it gets lost or forgotten, I am not left stranded and it is a whole lot cheaper and easier to replace.

Your only "real" identification is your passport. You need your driver's license to drive to the US airport and back. Your plane tickets should be in your passport name. Once you get to the airport you won't "need" your drivers license.

We also use our driver's licenses for audio guides. Just not something i want to leave a passport for. We usually end up with a car rental for part of our stay though, especially out in Tuscany, so we need them for that as well. If you don't expect to rent audio guides, you can probably leave the DL at home.

I assume you are talking about "once you get to Italy", since you will likely need it to board the planes. I was asked for both driver's license and passport before boarding.

Once in Italy, I took my driver's license and passport with me everywhere, just in case. e24fc04721