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RealID seems to have added some verification requirements on US passports, but it doesn't look like it made US passports a form of "RealID".

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indrora 2 days ago | parent [-]

Throughout the RealID farce, a passport has been a perfectly reasonable form of identification.

It proves my identity as a US Citizen as much as it has to be.

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bentley a day ago | parent [-]

The passport card is also an option, one that’s small enough to fit in a wallet. It can be used to cross land borders, and to fly domestically (but not internationally).

Unlike most driver’s licenses, a passport card doesn’t expose one’s address. This makes it a great form of ID to use in non‐airport situations as well.

	▲	eqvinox 13 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> Unlike most driver’s licenses, a passport card doesn’t expose one’s address. Coincidentally, this is also how it works with German passports. You're legally required to have either an ID card or a passport (or can have both.) The former has your address and comes with a bunch of ever-changing digital signature/ID features (that you need a special reader or app for). The latter is just a biometric (still RFID but well) passport, with only the city (issuing authority) listed.