• REAL ID, ENHANCED, CDL, CONDITIONAL AND RESTRICTED DRIVER’S LICENSES ARE NOT ISSUED AT THIS OFFICE CDL TESTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE Available Services: Vehicle Registration Renewals. Apply for Learners Permits. Driver License/non-Driver ID Renewals Transfer/Turn in License Plates.
• ‎The official Florida Driver License Handbook is critical to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) mission of providing highway safety and security and is an instrument through which the department educates motorists on driving laws in pursuit of a safer Florida.
• Illinois REAL ID Driver's License. The Illinois SOS has begun issuing federally-compliant REAL ID driver’s licenses in addition to non-compliant driver’s licenses. As of October 1, 2021, the REAL ID will function as federal identification for domestic travel and entry into federal and military buildings—your standard license will not after this date.

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COVID-19 Effects on Licensing Services

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, state DMVs nationwide have closed driver licensing offices, extended license and registration expiration dates, and/or limited the transactions they are processing. If possible, residents should use the SOS' online services to complete any relevant transactions. Follow the SOS' recent updates for the latest information.

How to Renew Your Driver's License in Illinois

To renew an IL driver's license, you can either:

• Log on to the Illinois Secretary of State(SOS) website and pay the renewal fee according to your age group.
• Mail in your driver's license renewal notice.
• Call the SOS and follow your notice instruction to renew by phone.
  OR
• Visit an Illinois SOS office with your renewal notice and proof of identification.
• For more details on these driver's license renewal option, please see below.

Illinois REAL ID Driver's License

The Illinois SOS has begun issuing federally-compliant REAL ID driver’s licenses in addition to non-compliant driver’s licenses. As of October 1, 2021, the REAL ID will function as federal identification for domestic travel and entry into federal and military buildings—your standard license will not after this date. You can choose to receive either a REAL ID or non-compliant ID upon renewal—details are outlined below.

When to Renew Your Illinois Driver's License

The Illinois Office of the Secretary of State (SOS) will send you a renewal notice 60 to 90 days before your driver's license expires.

Depending on your age, your IL driver's license will be valid for different lengths of time:

• 21 to 80 years old: 4 years (expires on your birthday).
• 81 to 86 years old: 2 years.
• 87 years old and older: must renew every year.

Valid Driver's License

You can renew your valid IL driver's license at different times depending on how long your current card is valid for:

• Driver licenses valid for 2 years or 4 years: Up to 1 year before the expiration date.
• Driver's license valid 1 year: Up to 6 months before the expiration date.

If you're under 21 years old, you must renew your IL driver's license 3 months after your 21st birthday.

NOTE: If your license is going to expire tomorrow, the IL SOS recommends you visit your nearest IL DMV office to ensure you have a valid IL driver license prior to it expiring.

Expired Driver's License

Do NOT drive if your IL driver license or motorcycle license has expired.

If your IL driver's license has been expired for 1 year or less, you are still eligible for renewal.

If you let your Illinois driver license stay expired for more than 1 year, you cannot renew your IL driver license online and you may be subject to additional testing requirements.

For more information on this process, please read our pages about Applying for a New IL License (Drivers 18+) or Applying for a New Teen License in Illinois.

Suspended & Revoked Driver's Licenses

If you have a suspended IL driver license, the IL SOS will take away your driving privilege temporarily or until you meet specific reinstatement requirements. You cannot renew your suspended driver's license in Illinois until it has been reinstated.

If your IL driver's license is revoked, you lose the privilege to drive and will not be able to reapply for your IL driver license until you appear before a Secretary of State hearing office

Since you cannot renew your suspended IL driver license, you may choose to apply for an IL state ID card as a form of valid identification. Visit our pages about IL Identification Cards and Suspended Licenses for more information.

Lost or Stolen Driver's License

If your Illinois driver license is lost or stolen, read our Replacing a Lost License in Illinois page to find out how to apply for a duplicate driver's license in Illinois.

You may need it for identification purposes when submitting your IL driver license renewal application.

If your lost IL driver's license is due for renewal, you can renew it instead of replacing it.

Illinois Driver License Renewal Requirements

Check your Illinois driver's license renewal notice to find out if you must renew your IL driver license online, bymail, byphone, or inperson at your local Illinois DMV office.

Q: Which license can I travel with after 2020?

A: One of the biggest ways the REAL ID act will affect most Americans is in domestic travel. After October 2020, you will NOT be able to use a standard (non-compliant) license as your proof of ID an airport. Only the REAL ID will be accepted. If you prefer a non-compliant license, you'll need to bring additional proof of identification (like your passport).

Your renewal notice will give you the information you need to renew your IL driver's license, including:

• Renewal options (online, by mail, by phone, or in person).*
• Your 14-digit renewal authorization number.
• Testing requirements (if applicable):
  • If you're required to retake the Illinois drive exam during the IL renewal process, you'll also be asked to provefinancialresponsibility with a minimum of liabilityinsurance. For more information about the IL road test, see the IL Driver Handbook.
• Fees (see the “Fees to Renew Your IL Driver License' section below).

The IL SOS office will mail your renewed IL driver's license to your address on file within 15 business days. If you don't receive it, contact the IL SOS to check the status of your license renewal.

*NOTE: If you are upgrading from a non-compliant license to a federally compliant REAL ID license, you MUST visit the SOS in person for renewal and resubmit all required identity documents. The SOS offers a guide to acceptable proofs.

Social Security Number Verification

Your information with the Social Security Administration (SSA) must be up to date before the Illinois SOS will issue your renewed IL driver's license.

The Illinois SOS must be able to verify your Social Security number (SSN), name, and date of birth with the SSA in order to process your request.

Address & Name Changes

You must notify the Illinois SOS office within 10 days of your name change OR change of address if you hold a valid IL driver license.

You need to first change your name and/or address on file with the IL SOS before you renew your IL driver's license online.

For more information about changes to your IL driver's license, please read our pages about changing your address or changing your name in Illinois.

Renewing Your IL Driver's License

Depending on your circumstances, you can renew your driver's license in Illinois:

• Online.
• By mail.
• By phone.
• In person.

If you are upgrading from a non-compliant license to a federally compliant REAL ID license, you MUST visit the SOS in person for renewal and resubmit all required identity documents. The SOS offers a guide to acceptable proofs.

Online

If you're eligible to renew your Illinois driver license online, visit the Illinois SOS driver license renewal page.

You can only renewyour IL driver's license online if the Illinois SOS considers you a safe driver. Your IL driving record must be clean for at least 4 years, and you must also meet other requirements, including the following:

• You must be over 22 years old and under 74 years old.
• Your driving privileges must not be suspended, cancelled, or revoked in any state.
• Your IL driver's license must NOT have expired more than 1 year ago.

For a complete list of eligibility requirements for the Illinois Safe Driver renewal program, please visit the IL Secretary of State website.

By Mail

To renew your IL driver's license with the Illinois SOS by mail, you'll need:

• A completed IL driver's license renewal notice.
• If you recently moved, be sure to include your change of address information.
• Payment for the renewal fee. See the “Fees to Renew Your IL Driver's License' section below.

Send the above documents to the address specified on your renewal notice.

The IL DMV will process and mail your renewed IL driver license within 15 business days.

NOTE: If you changed your address, you may need to provide 1 document to prove your residency during your next visit at your local IL DMV office.

By Phone

If the IL SOS office sends you a renewal notice stating you're eligible for their “Safe Driver Renewal,' you can renew anytime by calling (866) 545-9607.

For information on specific fees and acceptable payment methods, please view the section “Fees to Renew Your IL Driver's License' below.

In Person

You can renew your IL driver's license up to 1 year before it expires if you have a license that was valid 2 years or 4 years.

To renew your IL driver license inperson at your local IL DMV office, you will need:

• Your valid Illinois driver's license.
• Your ILrenewalnotice.
• Required proof of identity, if you're upgrading to a REAL ID.
• Payment for the renewal fee. See the “Fees to Renew Your IL Driver's License' section below.
• To take a:
  • Vision test.
  • Driving test, if you are over 75 years old.
  • Written and/or road test, if you have a traffic incident on your Illinois driving record.

NOTE: You will be required to take a written exam in Illinois every 8 years, unless you have not received a traffic ticket.

If you need to change your name or address, you will also need to prove your identity with:

• 1 document from Group A, such as your:
  • Current IL driver's license.
  • Current out-of-state driver's license.
  • Major credit/debit card.
• 1 document from Group D if your address has changed.

The SOS provides a complete list of acceptable identification documents.

The IL SOS will update your IL driver's license with a new photo and issue your renewed IL driver license before you leave the facility.

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Military Renewal Deferment in Illinois

Notice for Military Members Stationed in Germany

If you are currently stationed in Germany, please be aware that some states require you to have a valid U.S. driver's license in addition to your USAREUR license. Read our article for more information.

If you're stationed outside of Illinois on active military duty, OR you are a civilian member of the DoD or U.S. Armed Forces, you may drive with an expired driver license for up to 120 days after returning to the state. The same rule applies for your dependents and spouse.

You must carry a Military Deferral Certificate with your expired IL driver's license. To request one at no charge, you'll need:

• A copy of:
  • Your current Illinois driver's license.
  • The front and back of your military ID card.
• A statement noting your out-of-state mailing address.

Send the above to:

Secretary of State
License and Medical Review Unit
2701 S. Dirksen Pkwy.
Springfield, IL 62723

To get specific information about the status of your specific license renewal situation, call (217) 782-2720.

Fees to Renew Your IL Driver's License

The following fees apply when renewing your driver's license in Illinois:

• 18 to 20 years old: $5.
• 21 to 68 years old: $30.
• 69 to 80 years old: $5.
• 81 to 86 years old: $2.
• 87 years old and older: Free.
• Class M (motorcycle license): $5.
• Upgrade to Class M (motorcycle license): $10.

NOTE: If you renew your Illinois driver license online, you must pay an additional $1.75 fee.

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Maryland Online Driver Test Tutorial

Have fun with this tutorial – use it as a practice guide to help you prepare for the knowledge test that all new drivers must pass to obtain a learner's permit. About 50% of those who take the knowledge test fail it the first time. So, be sure to study the Maryland Driver’s Manual before you take the test for your learner's permit.

You are allowed a maximum of 20 minutes to complete the driver's knowledge test and a score of 88% or better is required to pass.

This tutorial contains a sample of the topics that will appear on the actual knowledge test.

• Each test includes 25 questions – just like the real knowledge test.
• You can take the untimed version of the test as many times as you need. Link directly to the Maryland Driver's Manual to study each topic.
• Take the timed version to ​see if you can pass it within the 20 minutes allowed.

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This tutorial can be used by anyone at anytime. It is a great resource and can be used as a refresher of the basics for driving safely. Current drivers may also find it helpful to learn new motor vehicle laws.

Parents, use it to test yourself while you help your teen learn to drive.

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What type of knowledge test should I take?

There are different knowledge tests for the different types or classes of license offered. Also different rules apply in the testing of:

• Noncommercial d​river's license applicants - includes applicants for noncommercial learner's permit and provisional licenses. A sample knowledge test is available online.
• Commercial driver's license (CDL) applicants - includes applicants for commercial learner's permit.

Note: All electronic devices must be turned off and put away before you begin your knowledge test(s). This includes but is not limited to cell phones (with or without an external blue tooth device), MP3 players, etc. Failure to do so may result in a test disqualification.

Notes:

• All commercial drivers' license (CDL) knowledge tests as well as the Class A & B noncommercial knowledge tests are only given in English.
• Foreign language interpreters may not assist with any CDL or noncommercial Class A or B knowledge or skills test.
• Applicants who fail the knowledge test(s) are required to schedule an appointment at the branch office or via the MVA website to retake the test(s) at a later date. Oral tests require an appointment and this appointment must be scheduled at the branch office.
• Applicants are eligible to retake the test the next business day after failing for the first time if the branch office has a test appointment available.
• Applicants must wait a minimum of seven (7) calendar days after failing the test two or more times for ANY noncommercial or commercial knowledge test.

What is involved in taking the knowledge test for a noncommercial driver's license?

The specific knowledge test that you must take depends upon which class of license (A, B, C, or M) or Moped Permit you are applying.

• A typical test for the Noncommercial Class C, the Moped Permit, and the Class M consists of 25 questions.
• A typical test for the Noncommercial Class A and Class B consists of 20 questions.
• Effective September 15, 2014, noncommercial Class A, B, C, M and Moped knowledge test applicants will be allotted a maximum time of 20 minutes to complete their law test. This includes both computer and paper tests.
• A score of 88% or better is required to pass.
• Tests are usually administered on a computer. In addition to administering the knowledge test in English and Spanish, effective March 16, 2015, the noncommercial class 'C' knowledge test will also be available in Vietnamese, Korean, French and in a Traditional Chinese version. The Maryland Drivers' Manual became available online in these languages in February 2015.

Note: Oral tests require an appointment and this appointment must be scheduled at the branch office.

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• The use of foreign language interpreters is permitted. Click here for additional information.

Notes:

All knowledge and skills test passing scores are valid for a maximum of six (6) months. Knowledge and skill tests expire and must be retaken and a new application is required if:

1. The knowledge tests(s) were passed but a learner's permit was not issued.
2. The knowledge test(s) were passed but a skills test was not passed or if passed a new driver's license was not issued.
3. The learner's permit was issued and has expired before being converted to a driver's license.
4. The learner's permit has not expired but the applicant wants to apply for a new permit.
5. The applicant has a license that is expired for one (1) year or more.
6. The applicant is transferring an out-of-county license, has passed the knowledge and possibly the skills test requirements, and does not obtain a driver's license within six (6) months.

What is involved in taking the knowledge test for a commercial driver’s license?

The test version you receive will depend upon the class of license (A, B, or C) you requested.

• Tests are administered on a computer.
• Computer and written tests are in English ONLY.
• Computer assisted audio tests are also available if needed without an appointment.
• Oral tests require an appointment and are only given in English by an MVA agent.

All applicants must pass the CDL General Knowledge Test first. Applicants:

• For class A licenses must also pass CDL Combination Vehicle Test.
• Wishing to drive vehicles with air brakes must pass the CDL Air Brakes Test.
• Wishing to drive vehicles requiring placarding must pass the Hazmat Test.
• Wishing to drive school buses, passenger vehicles, tankers or double/triples must pass the applicable test.

If an applicant has a valid commercial driver's license (CDL) learner's permit:

• And they upgrade the class of their permit (C to B); OR
• They take additional knowledge tests to upgrade their permit; OR
• Change from Class C or B to Class A; OR
• Adding endorsements such as Tanker, Passenger and/or School Bus endorsement(s) OR
• Wish to remove the 'L' No Air Brake Vehicles restriction;

The applicant must wait a minimum of fourteen (14) days from the date the corrected permit is issued before they are eligible to take a skills test in the upgraded permit if they choose to test in the newly added class test vehicle or endorsement.

Notes:

All knowledge and skills test passing scores are valid for a maximum of six (6) months. Knowledge and skills tests expire and must be retaken and a new application is required if:

1. The knowledge tests(s) were passed but a learner's permit was not issued.
2. The knowledge test(s) were passed but a skills test was not passed or if passed a new driver's license was not issued.
3. The learner's permit was issued and has expired before being converted to a driver's license.
4. The learner's permit has not expired but the applicant wants to apply for a new permit.
5. The applicant has a license that is expired for one (1) year or more.
6. The applicant is transferring an out-of-county license, has passed the knowledge and possibly the skills test requirements, and does not obtain a driver's license within six (6) months.

Fees:

• There is no MVA fee for taking a knowledge test. Fees are associated with the cost of issuing the learners/license.
• If you request to have a foreign language interpreter, the MVA does not pay the interpreter fee (fees charged by the interpreter are arranged between the interpreter are arranged between applicant and interpreter.)
• If you are hearing impaired, the MVA will pay the interpreter fee and set up the test appointment for you. Please contact the MVA Customer Service Center for additional information.

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Contact Information:

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MVA
Driver Services Division
6601 Ritchie Highway, NE
Glen Burnie, MD 21062

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For telephone questions:
MVA Customer Service Center:
1-410-768-7000
TTY/Hearing Im​paired:
1-800-492-4575 ​​​