North Carolina has what is considered a no exception law. It gives stricter sentences to anyone who is caught drinking underage, distributing alcohol, obtaining or distributing a fake ID, or letting someone borrow a legitimate license. There have been several cases in North Carolina where fake IDs have been at the center of the controversy. To A Spot Guide License How I d Drivers Fake Infographic Question: What is the penalty for being caught having a fake New York state driver's license that says you are older then you actually are? Answer: The penalties you will receive depend upon the offense you're cited for by law enforcement with regards to having a fake New York ID.

The new licenses won’t be required to fly until Oct. 1, 2020, assuming the state continues to meet federal standards for compliance. Department of Motor Vehicles has already hired more than 100 temporary workers and is extending some office hours to handle the transition. Some states have had the new licenses out for several years already, since Congress passed the law requiring them in 2005. South Carolina officials resisted, calling it an unfunded mandate that could lead to a national database that violated privacy.

Henry McMaster signed a law clearing the way for compliance in April as the threat of many residents not being able to fly loomed closer. DMV expects to roll out the Real ID licenses sometime in the first quarter. That could leave many of the state's 3.5 million licensed drivers — the ones whose licenses expire before then — facing the prospect of having to get a new license twice within the next three years.

For those caught in the gap, DMV has a suggestion. Rather than shell out $25 for a 10-year license, renew online for a license that costs $12.50 and is good for five years. Of course if you don’t ever plan to fly or go onto a military base or other federal facility, you don’t have to get a Real ID license at all. Those with passports also don’t have to worry about a Real ID license.

Those renewing passports will also be affected by new security measures. For instance, you can’t be wearing glasses in the photo anymore. To handle those wanting to start the paperwork for the Real ID licenses, the DMV is extending the hours of offices that are open every other Saturday.

In the Charleston area, that’s the one on Leeds Avenue. Starting Jan.

6, it will be open 9 a.m. Starting March 3, the office will be open every Saturday expect holidays. Sign up for our new business newsletter We're starting a weekly newsletter about the business stories that are shaping Charleston and South Carolina. Get ahead with us - it's free.

Email Sign Up! Once the Real ID licenses and IDs are available, the offices will process only Real ID business on Saturdays. DMV spent about $1.7 million last year ramping up for Real ID. The cost is expected to be $13.9 million in fiscal year 2017-18 and $4.9 million for the next two years, according to a by the S.C.

Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office. On the flip side, the fact that drivers will have to renew every eight years instead of 10 years will increase revenues for the state’s general road fund by about 20 percent a year. The estimate didn't give a dollar figure for that revenue. To address some privacy concerns, the that authorized the state to move ahead with Real ID 'prohibits DMV from providing direct access to the full driver’s license database to any other jurisdiction.'

Amiga workbench 31 adf download free. What you'll need DMV is encouraging drivers to start bringing in documentation for the new licenses so they can order them online when they're available. The are: • Proof of identity: birth certificate or passport • Proof of Social Security number: Social Security card or W-2 Form that has your number and name and your employer's name • Two proofs of a current, physical South Carolina address: An unexpired S.C. License or ID and a utility bill that's less than 90 days old with the same name and address • Proof of all legal name changes: Marriage license or court order issued by your county's probate or family court You must have original or certified copies of these documents. The DMV will not accept copied or scanned versions. As for minors, the Department of Homeland Security said the Transportation Safety Administration 'does not require children under 18 to provide identification when traveling with a companion within the United States,' though their companion needs acceptable ID. More details.