Where you go to renew your driver's license depends on your state or country of residence. Here are some general guidelines based on location:
- Texas : You can renew your license at various driver license office locations statewide, including premier Mega Centers
- Florida : Visit local driver license and motor vehicle service centers in your county
- California : Renewal can be done in person at a DMV office, by mail, or online. If required to renew in person, you must visit a DMV office for vision tests, photo, and payment
- Tennessee : Self-service kiosks are available across the state for renewal, which can take photos and print new licenses
- Colorado : Numerous driver license offices across the state offer renewal services in person, such as locations in Fort Morgan, Centennial, Denver Northeast, Golden, Parker, Westminster, and others
- Michigan : You can renew online, by mail, at self-service stations, or by visiting a Secretary of State office if required. Online renewal requires your license number, last four digits of SSN, and payment
- Ireland : Renew online or in person at one of 34 National Driver Licence Service (NDLS) centres nationwide. Online renewal requires a Public Services Card and MyGovID, among other documents
- Other states : You can find state-specific motor vehicle services and renewal locations via the US government site, which directs you to your state's DMV or equivalent agency
In summary, to renew your driver's license, you typically:
- Visit a local DMV or driver license office in person (required in some states)
- Use online renewal services if eligible
- Use self-service kiosks where available
- Renew by mail if allowed
Check your state's DMV or equivalent website for exact locations and renewal options.
