Search results
Driver & ID Services Renew your driver's license or ID, get a replacement, pay your reinstatement fee, get your driving record abstract, and more
- Facility Finder
Quick Actions Make An Appointment Make an appointment at...
- Services
Services - The Official Website for the Illinois Secretary...
- Safe Driver Renewal
You received your renewal letter with the PIN or Renewal...
- Title & Registration
Title & Registration - The Official Website for the Illinois...
- Real ID
Your REAL ID will retain the same expiration date as your...
- Publications & Forms
License Plates Renew a sticker, Pick-A-Plate, replace...
- Pick-A-Plate
Pick-A-Plate - The Official Website for the Illinois...
- Departments
The duties of the Secretary of State’s office are divided...
- Persons With Disabilities
Persons With Disabilities - The Official Website for the...
- Driver's License/State ID
Driver's License/State ID - The Official Website for the...
- Facility Finder
DMV Appointments. Vehicle-related transactions, such as license plate sticker renewal and title and registration, are walk-in services and do not require an appointment.
Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White is reminding the public that the extension of expiration dates for driver’s licenses, ID cards and learner’s permits is set to end Dec. 1, 2022. White initiated the extension in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- What Is A Real Id?
- Who in Illinois Needs A Real Id?
- How Do I Get A Real Id?
- What About My Driver's License - When Must I Renew That Id?
- Can I Renew My Driver's License Online?
- Can I Get My Real ID When I Go to Renew My Driver's License?
A REAL ID is a form of state identification that also doubles as a valid passport for domestic air travel. On the Illinois drivers license, a REAL ID is marked by a gold star in the top right corner. You may use your REAL ID as your primary form of identification for your drivers license, for domestic air travel, or to enter military bases or secur...
For some, a REAL ID is not required. If you currently have a valid U.S. passport or passport card, you do not need a REAL ID, but it is optional. Come May 3, 2023, you can instead continue to use your U.S. passport or passport card as your primary form of identification to board a domestic flight or to enter military bases or secure federal facilit...
In Illinois, residents looking to obtain a REAL ID will be required to visit a Secretary of State Driver Services facility and provide documents that prove their identity, their Social Security number, a written signature and two documents that show proof of residency. The following are acceptable documents to prove identity: 1. Birth certificate 2...
The expiration dates for driver’s licenses, ID cards and learner’s permits have been extended until July 31, 2022. The previous deadline was set for March 31 following numerous extensions due to the coronavirus pandemic. The office noted the extension does not apply to commercial driver’s licenses and CDL learner’s permits.
Yes, you have the option of either going to an Illinois Secretary of State Driver Services facility or renewing online. However you can only renew online if you: 1. have received your renewal letter providing the PIN or Renewal Authorization Number 2. do not need to perform a written examination or road test 3. do not need to submit an updated medi...
Yes, but if you are hoping to get your REAL ID while renewing your driver's license, you must visit a Secretary of State Driver Services facility for the initial application.
Apr 12, 2021 · As a result of the pandemic, Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White has urged drivers to take advantage of the office's online services, including renewing driver’s licenses and...
Dec 17, 2021 · With the COVID-19 pandemic still churning, Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White gave residents another extension to renew their driver’s licenses and state identification cards.
The Ohio Secretary of State's Office is responsible for overseeing elections for the state of Ohio as well as registering companies to do business in Ohio.