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Obtaining a REAL ID is optional. Non REAL ID licenses will continue to be accepted for general identification purposes such as driving, purchasing alcohol or tobacco products, voting, etc. A valid Tennessee adding nearly 1,500 more daily REAL ID appointments as deadline approaches Tennessee Issues New ID Format Getting a #TNREALID is optional. Non REAL ID licenses will be accepted for general identification purposes such as driving, purchasing alcohol or tobacco products, voting, or accessing hospitals, post offices, banks, federal courts TN Dept. Of Safety & Homeland Security Adds 1,400 Real ID Appt's; May 7 Deadline Stewart County Standard Tobacco Prevention for Youth

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