Travels via plane

Hello all,

Hoping I could get some help with this situation. I'm sure that there has been TONS of threads just like this one.

I'm planning to travel to Florida for 4 days pretty soon. My dilemma is, I have never traveled by plane before (mostly out of fear of the unknown - common fear for us folks). I have a license, but it is marked "Temporary" due to DACA status. Has anyone else traveled with an ID/license like this one? If so, did TSA ask for another form of ID? What did you show? and what was your experience?

I know that part of it all is most likely me overthinking absolutely everything. I appreciate any feedback/help/info.

Thank you!
Sundreamer.

If you are unsure, use your EAD.

Whilst I do not have a license that reads "temporary", I've used my EAD, Passport (and license) to get through security.

Edit: If you are sure there has been TONS of posts similar to this in the past, why not use the search button?

You can also use your passport

You can use passport.

Thanks for the info!
Trust me, at this point I think I read all the other ones. I don't think any of them mentioned having a "Temporary" ID.

Even if it's expired? Mine literally expired last week.

I just flew to Miami from NYC and came back last week with my NY dl (one with "temporary visitor") and was never asked for another form of ID. I would take EAD just to be safe.

Good to know! I have just been freaking out because I see people post different things in regards to passport, EAD. Some say you shouldn't show EAD and others say you shouldn't show passport

See this link:
https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-...identification

It says temporary driver licenses are not a form of identification (whether that is referring to paper type or a license with the words "temporary" that's up to you.)

But if you look on there, ead i766 is valid.

Take your ead. I wouldn't risk your expired passport

EAD is a federal government issued ID, so you can use that. I'd bring both EAD and DL.