The APAAR ID card is a new initiative from the Indian government under NEP 2020, offering a unique identification number for students to centralize academic records digitally. It integrates with ...

The NYC Council’s woke majority passed legislation this week making it simpler for illegal migrants to score already-easy-to-get, city-issued residency ID cards for free benefits — in a move ...

A Real ID is an “enhanced version” of a driver’s license of state ID card that meets federal standards, according to Mass.gov. To get a Real ID in Massachusetts, you must make an in-person ...

In the D.C. region, many people have already switched to compliant ID cards, but some outliers remain. In Maryland, 4,822,309 residents have switched, but 57,580 remain noncompliant, according to ...

The cardholder is required to activate each quarter's bonus categories, which is done online or through the card issuer's mobile app. The Citi Custom Cash® Card is unique in this respect 一 it ...

The notation will appear as the number 5 in the "Restrictions" section of an ID. They'll also be issued a Motor Vehicle Commission "pink card" describing their diagnosis, which must be carried ...

President Donald Trump told reporters Tuesday his administration plans to sell a “gold card” for $5 million that will provide wealthy non-citizens U.S. residency and a route to citizenship ...

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After years of back-and-forth, Real ID requirements will go into effect later this year, and Illinois residents are busy preparing for the new rules. Real ID laws were passed in the aftermath of ...

MLB, Topps and Nike have partnered to recognize baseball's elite performers from last season with custom gold-embellished MLB logos on their jerseys that will then be used to create trading cards.

The never-ending saga of whether Britain should have identity cards rumbles on with a sparky little debate among Daily Telegraph readers on the twin American obsessions with ID and alcohol.