Texas one step closer to Real I.D. Act
AMARILLO, TEXAS – More identification is now required in order to apply for a Texas driver license or identification card, and this new change has brought the state closer to complying with the controversial Real I.D. Act.
This will stop illegal aliens from getting driver licenses. Only US citizens and greencard holders will be issued licenses and state IDs.
“For Non-Citizens:
Valid, unexpired Permanent Resident Card – I-551 for Lawful Permanent Residents
Valid Passport for non-immigrants except for asylum applicants and refugees
Other government issued document showing your full name
Department of Homeland Security document showing proof of lawful presence
If your name has changed by marriage/divorce, you must have your name changed on your Citizen and Immigration Services (CIS) documents.
Both Citizens and Non-Citizens will need to bring:
Your Social Security Card or proof of your social security number.”