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Here’s what you need to bring with you when applying for your REAL ID:
- One document providing proof of identity and date of birth. This can be an unexpired passport, a certified copy of a birth certificate, or a certified certificate of citizenship. You may also need a certified marriage certificate if your name is different than on your birth certificate.
- Proof of a social security number. You can use your Social Security card, a W2 showing taxes withheld from the most current year, or a paystub with your name, address, and Social Security Number.
- Two documents providing proof of Minnesota residency. This can be many documents, but the most commonly used ones are an unexpired current driver’s license, a credit card or bank statement from the last 90 days, a federal or state income tax return from the recent filing year, or a utility bill that does not have another name beside your own on it.
You can find more information about REAL ID, including a complete breakdown of acceptable documents to bring when applying, here.
Legislator Meet & Greet
Quick reminder that tonight I’ll be joining Senator Bobby Joe Champion for a Legislator Meet and Greet organized by residents of The Legacy. We’ll give a brief update on our work at the Legislature, and then we want to open it up to your comments and questions. We hope to see you there!
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