You Can Use Your iPhone As an ID in These 12 States ...Middle East

Since iOS 15.4, Apple has allowed you to add a driver’s license or other state ID to your iPhone’s digital wallet. That doesn’t mean you’ve been needlessly carrying your ID around since then—states have been slow to roll out their own support for the feature, and most have yet to sign on at all.

Here’s the full list as it stands in June 2025:

California

Georgia

Iowa

Montana

North Dakota

Puerto Rico

Support is still "coming soon" in these states

These states had originally pledged that support was "coming soon," but after nearly three years, still haven't committed:

Kentucky

Oklahoma

Now, be warned: You can't simply hand a cop your iPhone when you get pulled over. There are specific, limited use cases for this feature. Right now, that means identifying yourself at the airport, as well as at select businesses. Apple worked with the TSA to make this happen, and while it used to maintain an active list of supported airpots, it seems to have taken it down. This is the list as it was last updated:

Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport (CVG)

Denver International Airport (DEN)

Eastern Iowa Airport (CID)

John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH)

Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU)

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)

San Jose Mineta International (SJC)

Great Falls International Airport (GTF)

Billings Logan International Airport (BIL)

Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ)

How to add a digital ID to your iPhone

If you do live in a supported state, setting up the feature is simple. Open Wallet, then, tap the (+) in the top right, then choose “Driver’s License and ID Cards.” Choose your state, then choose whether to add the ID to your iPhone 8 or newer, as well as your Apple Watch Series 4 or newer. (There are caveats here: California requires an iPhone XS or later running iOS 17.5 or newer, or an Apple Watch Series 4 running at least watchOS 10. Puerto Rico requires an iPhone XS or later running iOS 18.1 or newer, or an Apple Watch Series 6 or later running watchOS 11 or newer.)

Either way, you’ll need to scan your ID with your iPhone’s camera, then scan your face to prove your identity. Once complete, send all information to your state to confirm. If you live in North Dakota, you will need to pay a $5 fee to use this feature.

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The next time you fly from a participating airport, you can unlock your iPhone and place it next to the ID scanner. You’ll see your digital ID appear, complete with all information you will be sharing with the TSA if you approve (name, date of birth, sex, issuing authority, and issue and expiration dates).

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