Apple Wallet is anticipated to expand its digital ID and driver's license support to Utah and Virginia. This information comes from findings by MacRumors' Aaron Perris, indicating that these two states are in line to adopt the feature.
Apple has already integrated the necessary backend support for Utah and Virginia. This suggests that a significant portion of the technical work required for the launch of digital IDs and driver's licenses in these states has been completed by Apple.
The exact launch date for digital IDs in Utah and Virginia is not yet known, as it depends on coordination between Apple and the respective state governments. However, the presence of these states in Apple's backend indicates that the feature should become available to residents in the near future.
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Utah and Virginia are expected to add support for digital driver's licenses and IDs in Apple Wallet. This expansion indicates a continued, albeit slow, rollout of digital identification features across US states.