More than 3 million Californians who obtained new identification cards to comply with a federal mandate might have to return to the Department of Motor Vehicles because the state did not adhere to Homeland Security guidelines when it developed the program. The DMV has until June 20 to send out letters to Californians who currently have Real ID cards to have the problem fixed. By April 29, all future customers applying for Real IDs will need to provide “two documents demonstrating the address of principal residence.”
