Pennsylvania HB1356 restricts the use of REAL ID-compliant identification for accessing state administrative departments.
Pennsylvania HB1356 amends the Administrative Code of 1929 to prohibit the Commonwealth, or any agency or political subdivision, from requiring a REAL ID-compliant identification to access state administrative departments, boards, commissions, and officers. Instead, a driver's license, non-driver photo identification, or another similar form of identification will suffice. This change aims to ensure broader access to state services without mandating the use of a REAL ID.
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