New York Mobile ID

Attention, New Yorkers! Enter the era of electronic documents immediately, the latest enhanced security version of electronic ID is available, and the identity information is directly stored in the mobile phone, and there is no need to take the physical card to go out!

New York Governor Huo Chu announced on Tuesday (June 11) that the driver license (driver license), learner license (learner permit), and identity document (ID) issued by the state government have officially launched the electronic version of the enhanced security level: The New York Mobile ID (MiD) is now available for free application.

What is my mobile id

In today's connected world, Mobile ID offers a private, secure, contactless way to verify identity, either at home or on-the-go. Everything is on your phone – now your ID is, too!

Intuitive, easy-to-use and highly convenient, New York Mobile ID can be used anywhere it’s accepted, in any context a physical ID would be used – with enhanced privacy features. Only your Face ID, TouchID or six-digit pin will unlock the app and access your Mobile ID.

How to make mobile id

In five simple steps, you can create your New York MiD:

1. Download the app and set permissions

2. Verify access to your phone number 

3. Use your device camera to scan the front and back of your driver license or ID card

4. Follow the steps to capture a selfie 

5. Set up app security and you’re good to go! 

Please note: 

New York Mobile ID is an official state-issued ID, serving as a companion to your physical ID. As not all entities are able to verify Mobile ID, you should continue to carry your physical ID. 

Need file

Attention everyone in New York, if you are going to apply for REAL ID, you will need to be present in person and bring the original documents of the following:

Proof of identity, such as a birth certificate or passport, must show your full name;

Social Security card, or document that proves you don't have a Social Security number;

Certificate of date of birth;

Citizenship paper, green card or legal residence certificate in the United States;

At least two proof of New York State residency, such as utility bills, bank statements;

If you have changed your name or taken your husband's name, you will also need to provide proof of your name change or marriage certificate.