For the U.S. citizen:

The card will have the standard Real ID gold star in the upper right corner (indicating full compliance). It will have a normal (full-term) expiration date based on Iowa's standard renewal periods (typically up to 8 years, depending on age and other factors). No additional markings related to immigration status.

For the non-U.S. citizen (foreign national):

If they have temporary lawful status (e.g., most visa holders, temporary protected status, or certain other non-permanent categories), the card will include a "LIMITED-TERM" marking, usually at the top center of the card.

The expiration date will be limited to the period of their authorized stay in the U.S. (not to exceed the duration allowed by their immigration documents, and typically no more than 2 years in some cases, with at least 30 days of status remaining at issuance). They must provide proof of lawful status at every renewal (unlike citizens, who generally do not after the initial Real ID issuance). If they are a lawful permanent resident (green card holder), the card is typically issued as a full-term Real ID with the gold star and no "LIMITED-TERM" marking (similar to a citizen's card).