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Krispy Kreme Giving Away Free Donuts, No ID Necessary

Krispy Kreme Giving Away Free Donuts, No ID Necessary: Krispy Kreme is making everyone’s week a little sweeter by handing out free Original Glazed doughnuts this Wednesday (May 7th) with no purchase, no ID, and no catch! The drop is meant to help ease the stress about the looming Real ID deadline, which will require all U.S. travelers to have a REAL ID compliant identification to board domestic flights and get into some federal facilities starting this week. To grab your free doughnut, pop into any participating Krispy Kreme location and snag one on the house. It’s their way of giving a little hug to the masses (and let’s be honest, who’s saying no to free doughnuts?). Even if you’re already squared away with your ID, you still get the treat, so win-win!

In case you don't know what we are talking about...

You’ve Been Warned – Get Your Real ID Now

In case you haven’t heard, things are about to get real at the airport if you’re planning on flying anywhere. Starting on Wednesday, the TSA is requiring all airline passengers to have a REAL ID as their identification. Not, having one could very possibly result in you not being able to get on that plane. According to the TSA, those who show up without REAL ID identification will be asked to complete an “identity verification process,” which includes collecting personal information to confirm you are who you say you are. If a person’s identity is confirmed, they’ll then be able to enter the screening checkpoint, where “additional screening” is possible…but permission to fly still might not be granted…even if you have TSA PreCheck. You know if your state-issued ID is REAL ID compliant if it has a star in the upper right-hand corner. Having a valid passport will also get you through TSA security. 

It's also worth noting that delays should be expected as travelers navigate airports over the next few weeks.

Source: USA Today 


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