> TSA doesn't like when the name on my ticket doesn't match the name on my ID (it's illegal) Not sure how illegal it really is in practice, as my driving licen

> TSA doesn't like when the name on my ticket doesn't match the name on my ID (it's illegal) Not sure how illegal it really is in practice, as my driving license and passport have different spellings of my name and my green card has a different name (I always fly with the passport name but use my DL (not "RealID"!) to get through TSA). This mismatch has been true for 35 years and I have never had trouble traveling to/from or within the USA. There is also both a typo and, separately, a different transliteration of my name on my OCI card but I have never had a problem with that either. The computers are sometimes picky but humans seem to be able to deal. Even countries that are supposedly picky. I did once have trouble boarding a flight to the USA because of the d/m/y vs m/d/y thing with my green card -- they thought the card would expire within six months and I wouldn't be allowed in. But the various variations of name haven't been a problem.