You must renew your Enhanced Driver License or ID Card (EDL/ID) in person at a driver licensing office. You cannot renew by mail or online.
If you have changed your name since you received your current EDL/ID, you must renew in person at one of our EDL/ID office locations.
When you visit the licensing office to renew your EDL, you must:
When you visit the licensing office to renew your Enhanced ID Card, you must:
State law requires that your residence address be on the face of your driver license.
When you renew your EDL/ID, we match your residence address with the United States Postal Service (USPS). If your address doesn’t match with USPS, you will be required to provide documents that verify your address before you can renew. In many cases, addresses that don’t match with USPS are new construction or in rural areas that don’t receive mail delivery.
To find out ahead of time if you will need to bring proof of residence when you visit our office to renew your license, enter your address in the USPS Zip Code Lookup at http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp. If the search results don’t match, or no results are found, you may be required to verify your address when you renew your license.
Typically, your EDL/ID expires on your birthday 5 years after it was issued. To find out, check your license or ID card.
You can renew an EDL/ID up to 90 days before it expires.
See Change your name or address for information about what to do to change your name or address on your EDL/ID.