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Customers must renew their Florida driver license or ID card every eight years. Florida driver license and ID card holders may renew their credential up to 18 months in advance of the expiration date online or in a service center.
Renew or Replace Your License. Customers must renew their Florida driver license or ID card every eight years. The expiration date is listed on the credential. Florida driver license and ID card holders may renew their credential up to 18 months in advance of the expiration date.
To get your replacement drivers license is fairly straightforward. You may even be eligible to order a replacement online using the MyDMV Portal. Or you can go to your local Florida DMV Office to apply for a duplicate driver license.
DHSMV services available online: Replace or renew a Florida driver license or ID card. Replace or renew registration for a motor vehicle, vessel or mobile home. Obtain a paper title. The following forms of payment are accepted for online transactions:
Apply for a replacement Florida driver’s license, ID card, CDL, and Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP). Request and pay for your driver’s registration, which you can mail, send by certified mail, or print from your personal printer. Update your car insurance information to remove existing penalties. Update your emergency contact information (ECI).
Visit Driver License Check to check a driver license status. Visit Motor Vehicle Information Check for assistance with registration or inquiries. Express Motor Vehicle Renewal offers quick and easy express renewal options for parking permit and registration renewals. Register your Emergency Contact Information here.
There are two ways to replace a Florida drivers license: you can apply for a replacement Florida license online, or in person. To get a new Florida driver license or ID card in person, visit the nearest driver license office and apply for a replacement.