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    Get ready for a Real ID in Florida

    A walkthrough of what a Real ID application asks you to bring. DMV.ai does not apply, file or book anything for you, and is not a government agency. Your ticks stay in this browser. Create a free account to keep them between sessions.

    Step 1 — Which state issues your license?

    Requirements are set state by state.

    Step 2 — Gather your documents

    Tick each one off as you find it.

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    These are the categories the federal Real ID rule requires states to collect. Which specific documents count is decided by your state agency — DMV.ai only lists documents it has verified against an official source.

    Step 3 — What DMV.ai has verified for Florida

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    Find a Florida office

    Search by city or ZIP to choose an office. Check its official page for current services and hours before you go; appointments and availability are handled by Florida DHSMV.

    Florida questions

    What should I bring for a Florida REAL ID?

    Florida DHSMV asks for proof of identity, proof of Social Security number, and two proofs of Florida residential address. Check its accepted-document list before your visit; name changes may require extra documents.

    Source: Florida DHSMV REAL ID page
    Can I get a Florida REAL ID online?

    Florida DHSMV says first-time REAL ID credentials must be issued in person with original documents. Some renewals can be done online once your record already meets REAL ID requirements.

    Source: Florida DHSMV REAL ID page
    Where can I find a Florida driver license office?

    Use Florida DHSMV's office locator to find driver license and motor vehicle service centers, and check each office's services and hours before visiting.

    Source: Florida DHSMV office locator

    DMV.ai is independent guidance. Confirm your exact transaction with Florida DHSMV.

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