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I think that you are referring to the RealD requirements that will go into effect next year. Below, copied from the CA DMV Website are the rules:——-Step 1 of 5: Prove Your IdentityTo apply for a REAL ID card, you must present one identity document, which shows your date of birth, true full name, and identity. Select ONE document you will use.Select a document that has your current true full name (first, middle and last). An original document or certified copy is required.Note: California law requires an applicant to provide true full name, which is the name that will appear on your physical DL or ID card.Valid, unexpired U.S. passport or passport card.Certified copy of U.S birth certificate (issued by a city, county, or state vital statistics office).U.S. Certificate of Birth Abroad or Consular Report of Birth Abroad of U.S. Citizen.Unexpired foreign passport with valid U.S. Visa and approved I-94 form.Certified copy of birth certificate from a U.S. Territory.Certificate of Naturalization or Certificate of U.S. Citizenship.Valid, unexpired Permanent Resident Card.Valid/unexpired Employment Authorization Document (EAD) Card (I-766) or valid/expired EAD Card with Notice of Action (I-797 C).Step 2 of 5: Check Your NameIs your current true full name (first, middle and last name) the same as the name listed on the identity document you selected in step 1?Note: If your true full name is not listed on your identity document, you will need to provide a document showing your true full name.YesNoStep 3 of 5: Add Your Social Security NumberSelect ONE document you will use that contains your full social security number (SSN). An applicant must present any of the following genuine documents bearing the name of the applicant and their full social security number:Social security card.W-2 form.Social Security Administration (SSA) 1099 form.Non-SSA-1099 form.Pay stub with full SSN.I am ineligible for a social security number.Note: The California DMV will electronically verify your name, date of birth and SSN with the SSA. Make sure your document is up to date and accurate to avoid delay. If you need to correct or update information with SSA, do so several days before you apply for a DL or ID card. If eligible, you can request a replacement SSN card, visit the SSA website.If you are ineligible for an SSN, you may still apply for a REAL ID Compliant DL/ID.Step 4 of 5: Where Do You Live? (Two printed copies are required, no electronic files)To establish California residency, you must present two documents that contain your California residence (street) address. All of the documents must list the applicant’s first and last name and display the same residence (street) address that is listed on the driver license or ID card application.Use a P.O. Box? Proof of a physical (street) address is required. A P.O. Box can be used as the mailing address to receive your REAL ID driver license or identification card, but your California residency documents must display a P.O. Box and physical (street) address.If the California residency documents addressed to you are not readily available, you may use a birth certificate, marriage license, or domestic partner registration certificate to trace your relationship to the individual to whom the acceptable residency document is addressed. For example, a child may use a residency document in their parents’ name by presenting a birth certificate showing the relationship. The name on the residency documents must match the name on the tracing document.If the residency documents reflects a name that differs from the tracing document due to a name change (for example, marriage, divorce, or court order), additional documentation will be required as evidence of the name change. For example, a child may use residency documents with the mother’s name differing from the birth certificate by also presenting a marriage certificate and/or dissolution of marriage document showing the mother’s different last name, which is on the residency documents.Select TWO different documents you will use.Rental or lease agreement with the signature of the owner/landlord and the tenant/resident.Deed or title to residential real property.Mortgage bill.Home utility bills (including cellular phone).School documents, include any document issued by a public or private primary, or secondary, or post-secondary institution, college, or university that either includes the applicant's date of birth, or if a foreign school document, is sealed by the school and includes a photograph of the applicant at the age the record was issued.Medical documents.Employment documents.Insurance documents, including medical, dental, vision, life, home, rental and vehicle.Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) tax return.Change of Address Confirmation by the U.S. Postal Service.Property tax bill or statement.Faith-based documents, that includes name and address of organization.Records from a financial institution, means any state or national banks, state or federal savings associations, trust companies, industrial loan companies, state or federal credit unions, and any institution or entity that has issued a credit card.Voter registration confirmation letter or postcard issued by the California Secretary of State or a local California county elections officer.Proof of payment of resident tuition at a public institution of higher education in California.An original copy of an approved Claim for Homeowners’ Property Tax Exemption (BOE-266) form filed with a local California County Assessor.Court documents that list the applicant as a resident of California.A letter on letterhead from a homeless shelter, shelter for abused women, nonprofit entity, faith-based organization, employer or government agency within the United States attesting that the applicant resides in California.A document issued a U.S. government agency, meaning the entity, office, or authority governing over a country, state, county, city, municipality, district, agency, department, or any other political subdivision of a country or state.California Certificate of Vehicle or Vessel Titles or registration.A DMV No Fee Identification Card Eligibility Verification (DL 933) form, completed and signed.Minors may use one of the following forms approved and issued by the California Department of Social Services and executed by an agency administering foster care duties to trace their relationship to the individual to who a residency document has been addressed:Agency-Group Home Agreement (Form SOC 154).Placement Agency – Foster Family Agency Agreement (Form SOC 154A).Agency- Foster Parents Agreement (Form SOC 156).Step 5 of 5: Get Your DocumentsThe following list contains the documents you need to bring with you to a DMV field office. You can print this list for future reference.Your identity document – make sure it is up to date and correct.Valid, unexpired U.S. passport or passport card.Your name change documents – if applicableYour Social Security document – make sure it includes your current name.Social security card.Your residency documents.Note: residency documents can be printed from the Internet.Voter registration confirmation letter or postcard issued by the California Secretary of State or a local California county elections officer.California Certificate of Vehicle or Vessel Titles or registration.Note: Documents must be originals or certified copies and unexpired, unless otherwise noted. DMV staff will verify all documents presented. Your documents will be processed and returned to you.The checklist provides guidelines that may not cover every individual situation. The checklist covers the California Department of Motor Vehicles REAL ID requirements.Using the REAL ID Checklist does not guarantee you are eligible to obtain a REAL ID card.There are driver license and ID card fees associated with applying for a REAL ID card, also knowledge and/or vision tests may be required. DMV field offices accept payment by check, money order, cash, or ATM/Debit cards for payment of fees.An individual can only receive one REAL ID card, either a REAL ID driver license or a REAL ID identification card, an individual cannot have both.What to do next:Print your REAL ID checklist.Fill out the DL/ID Application Online.Make an appointment to visit a field office.Visit our (CA DMV) REAL ID webpage to learn more.