How To Renew Drivers License Texas

Renewing Your Driver's License in Texas Before your Texas driver's license expires, you need to renew your license with the Department of Public Safety (DPS) to continue driving legally in Texas. On this page, you'll find information on how to renew your TX driver's license online, by phone, by mail, and in person. • If you need to renew your commercial driver's license, please see our page. • If you need to renew your Texas non-driver identification card, please see our page. When to Renew Your TX Driver's License Your Texas driver's license will expire on your birthday. The number of years it is valid for depends on your age.

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• Under 18 years old: Valid until you turn 18 years old. Ice Road Trucker Games on this page. • 18 to 84 years old: Valid for 6 years.

• 85 years old and older: Valid for 2 years. • Temporary driver's license: Valid for the duration of your legal stay or 1 year if your legal stay is “duration of status'. When you can renew your TX drivers license depends on whether the status of your driver's license. Is it: • Valid. OR • Lost, stolen, or damaged. See below for details on how to renew for each of these scenarios.

Once you've determined when you can renew your drivers license, renewals can be made either: • Online. You will receive a temporary driver's license valid for 45 days to use until you receive your new card in the mail in 3 weeks. If you haven't received your renewed license, you can by contacting the TX DPS. Valid Driver's License If your Texas driver's license is valid you can renew up to: • 2 years before the expiration date. • 2 years after the expiration date. Renewal fees vary depending on your age and the type of driver's license you have. Please see the “ Fees to Renew Your TX Driver's License' section below.