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You can renew your registration online if: Where do I find this? If you do not have a current registration card, please call us at 800-252-8980 (toll-free in Illinois) or 217-785-3000 (outside Illinois) to obtain your Registration ID and PIN. If your car has passed an emission test.
Find a DMV Facility Find your nearest DMV facility and its available services. License Plates Renew a sticker, Pick-A-Plate, replace plates, and more. Driver's License & ID Renew or replace DL/ID, pay reinstatement fees, and more. Vehicle Services CFT, title and registration, dealer licensing, and more.
You can renew your driver’s license or ID card online if: You received your renewal letter with the PIN or Renewal Authorization Number. Check Eligibility here. You can’t renew online and must visit a DMV facility if: You need to take a written examination or a road test.
Tell Us Your Information. There are two types of online renewal. Please refer to the letter you received in the mail as to which renewal you are eligible to use. If you did not receive a letter in the mail, you may look up your online renewal eligibility or call 217-785-1424.
The Electronic Registration and Title (ERT) System allows you to complete and print an Application for Vehicle Transaction(s) (VSD 190) online. Alternatively, you may visit a Secretary of State facility or contact our office at 800-252-8980 (toll free in Illinois) or 217-785-3000 (outside Illinois) to obtain a form. You may submit a form with ...
Online Services. Driver's License/State ID Card Renewal. Safe Driver Renewal. Address Change. CDL Testing. Driver's License/State ID Card Mailing Status. Driving Record Abstract. Duplicate Driver's License/State ID Card. Emergency Contact Database.
Secretary of State and State Treasurer have waived E-check payment processing for vehicle sticker renewal, duplicate driver's license/ID card and driver's license renewal with Safe Driver Renewal. Renew your vehicle sticker; U.S. Department of Homeland Security pushes back REAL ID deadline one year to Oct. 1, 2021.
