How to get a REAL ID license in Puerto Rico
What REAL ID is, who qualifies, the $17 it costs to validate, and why a birth certificate from another state will not do.
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What REAL ID is, who qualifies, the $17 it costs to validate, and why a birth certificate from another state will not do.
See what you need
The sworn statement with its exact clauses, the DTOP-DIS-137, and the $5 or $6 depending on the card.
The route LUMA publishes so your bill comes from your real consumption and not an estimate.
Who creates the application, the three public registries that can stop it, and which ID is accepted on the day of the appointment.
Apostille or certification depending on the country, which documents qualify, the $3.00 stamp, and how to request it by mail from off-island.
Photo ID, $1.50 in stamps and form DTOP-DISC-661. That is all.
Who can request one, what is usually required, where to apply, and how to reach the official Demographic Registry.
What to do when a birth was never registered: the Negative Certification, the five stamps, and the accrediting documents.
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