Great experience going through security without id. Don´t stress if you lose your license.

[Donna M]

I had a very positive encounter with tsa in MCO when I needed to get back home after losing my license traveling down from Boston. When I got to the security line I asked an officer that walked by what to do. He asked me what id I happened to have; I gave him a medicare card and credit card. He had me follow him to another officer which looked at the cards and then I was escorted past everyone to the x-ray machine; the other people on line had to wait for me. He kept checking that I was following him. I took off my shoes, put my stuff in a bin, walked through the machine and waited while another guy swabbed my stuff telling him I was a 1+1.(interesting code) That was it! I thought the rest of my family went to the gate since I couldn´t find them. They took a long time to get through.

I am thinking, being a very nonthreatening looking 65 year old woman traveling with the little grandkids was a very low risk situation. And to top it off, my license was waiting in the mail when we arrived home.

 

[a1tinkfans]

Good news OP, on both the ease of TSA and getting ur license back.
I happened to find a drivers license while out walking this morning. It was not a local address and I knocked on a couple of doors and located the owner. Who was stunned as she said it probably fell out when she exited her car as she was visiting
. Glad I found it and found her.

 

[Donna M]

Good news OP, on both the ease of TSA and getting ur license back.
I happened to find a drivers license while out walking this morning. It was not a local address and I knocked on a couple of doors and located the owner. Who was stunned as she said it probably fell out when she exited her car as she was visiting
. Glad I found it and found her.

The post office had damaged the original envelop and placed it in one of their own so we weren´t able to ascertain who had sent it to us: was it the tsa, airport, or just a good person?