House Bill 3015 allows Service Oklahoma to partner with businesses to issue mobile or digital versions of state identification cards, driver’s licenses, or permits.
Signs of an Oklahoma ID in Apple's backend
Oklahoma will soon join the other 14 States that support digital driver's licenses in Apple Wallet. | Image by MacRumors
Our colleagues at MacRumors have found signs suggesting that Apple is gearing up to roll out the feature.
How often do you use the Apple Wallet Digital ID feature?
There's no official information from Apple yet, but judging by the timeline of previous Apple Wallet updates, the feature should be live in the coming weeks, if not days.
Your iPhone is not intended to replace physical IDs
These digital copies of your ID papers are not meant to replace them, officials say. | Image by Oklahoma Voice
These digital copies of your ID papers are not meant to replace them, a spokesperson for Service Oklahoma said. You still need to carry the physical licenses and IDs with you at all times, and showing them on your iPhone's screen is meant for convenience.
It has better security than just a normal credential you carry in your pocket, so it’s a great option to be able to use as we transfer into the digital world.
- Rep. Dell Kerbs, author of House Bill 3015, Oklahoma Voice
However, having the ability to just show your IDs on your iPhone or Apple Watch screen is a great quality-of-life improvement.
Digital IDs and licenses are also accepted at select TSA checkpoints across the United States, and you can also use them in business venues, and in apps that require identification.
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Utah and Virginia to follow suit soon
Apple is gradually rolling out digital ID support for Apple Wallet state by state, as there are necessary administrative steps to be taken first and bills to be passed.
Five more states plan to add support for digital driver's licenses, including Connecticut, Kentucky, Mississippi, Utah, and Virginia.
Kentucky already launched a Digital ID app back in January, but the support for driver's licenses is yet to come. There are signs in Apple's backend for Utah and Virginia driver's licenses, so these two states are next.
States that support digital driver's licenses in Apple Wallet
The following states offer driver's licenses in the Wallet app:
Arizona (since March 2022)
Maryland (since May 2022)
Colorado (since November 2022)
Georgia (since May 2023)
Ohio (since July 2024)
Hawaii (since August 2024)
California (since September 2024)
Iowa (since October 2024)
New Mexico (since December 2024)
Montana (since August 2025)
North Dakota (since September 2025)
West Virginia (since October 2025)
Illinois (since November 2025)
Arkansas (since May 2026)
The iOS 26 Digital ID feature allows iPhone users to upload their U.S. passport to the Apple Wallet app in states where licenses are not supported.
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