You Can Use Your iPhone As an ID in These 16 States

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 was a while ago, seeing as we just got iOS 27 (or what would've been iOS 20, had Apple not changed how it names the updates ) last month. But that doesn’t mean you’ve been needlessly carrying your ID around since then—some participating states have been slow to roll out support for the feature, and most have yet to sign on at all. When I first covered this feature in 2022, only two states actively allowed you to add your ID to your iPhone , while 10 more (plus Puerto Rico) had confirmed plans to offer the option eventually, on a loose timeline of “soon.” Fast forward four years, and just 16 states and one territory now officially allow you to add IDs to Wallet. These states support digital ID now Here’s the full list as it stands in October 2026: Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Georgia Hawaii Illinois Iowa Maryland Montana New Mexico North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Puerto Rico Virginia West Virginia In addition, the U.S. supports adding your password to the Wallet app as a digital ID. Support is still "coming soon" in these states These states had originally pledged that support was "coming soon," but after four years, still haven't committed: Connecticut Kentucky Mississippi Utah States that will not support digital ID I am not surprised that some states are delaying support for digital IDs, but up until rece…