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In Texas, your address on a driver license or ID card must be changed within 30 days after moving to your new residence. There are three ways you can request a replacement driver license and change your address: online, mail-in, and in person.
The Department offers all in-office driver license (DL) and identification (ID) card services by appointment only. Please review the following information before scheduling your appointment below. The Department encourages all eligible customers to conduct their driver license services online.
DPS offers these online services to make things faster and easier for you. Driver License & ID Renewal Options. Renew your driver license, CDL or ID. Change your address on your driver license or ID. Renew or Replacing Your DL or ID While You Are Out-of-State.
The Department issues driver licenses valid for up to eight years to Texas residents 18 years of age and older. The Texas Driver’s Handbook is available online to help you qualify for a Texas driver license.
The most convenient way to renew your Texas driver license, commercial driver license, motorcycle license, or identification card is online or by telephone. You must meet the following requirements: Driver License Renewal. Eligibility Requirements. You renewed your license in person last time.
You may order a driver record for a Texas driver license, commercial driver license or identification card online or by mail. The Department cannot provide in-person driver record services at any of our locations. To determine the types of driver records available, see below.
Commercial Driver License (CDL) Medical Certification Requirement.
You may contact the Department of Public Safety by clicking on an e-mail address or calling the number listed below. If the office you are trying to contact is not listed, or if you do not know which office you need to contact, please call Customer Service at (512) 424-2000.
DPS administers the Handgun Licensing Program under the authority of the Texas Government Code Chapter 411, Subchapter H. DPS licenses individuals to carry handguns within Texas, read more…
CRD supports law enforcement agencies and the people of Texas by providing accurate, timely and responsive information to include biometric identification, access to criminal justice information, as well as technical assistance for CRD programs.