Washington State Department Of Licensing Lacey
Community Resource
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This program aids residents of Washington in securing a new driver license or instruction permit, obtaining an ID card, renewing their driver license, ID card, or enhanced driver license/ID card, and modifying their name or address on a driver license, all without the need for testing.
Intake Procedure: To begin, visit the website to locate a nearby office. For a new driver license or identification card, applicants must provide proof of identity, which includes their name, date of birth, signature, and photograph. A detailed list of acceptable proofs can be found on the website. Additionally, applicants are required to pass a vision test and supply their Social Security number. New licenses necessitate passing both written and driving tests, although these tests are exempted if the applicant holds a valid driver license from another state. For DOL2Go services, check the online calendar for the closest location.
Fees: Charges differ based on the service requested. The price is influenced by the type of license and its duration of validity. For specific fee information, visit https://dol.wa.gov/driver-licenses-and-permits/driver-licensing-fees. Clients of DSHS can obtain or renew an ID card for $5 if they have the DSHS form 16-029 completed by a DSHS caseworker.
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- To obtain a driver license, applicants must be at least 18 years old and a resident of Washington state, while those aged 16 to 18 need to have completed a driver's training course and have parental consent or proof of emancipation.
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Lacey, Washington
Walk-ins welcome
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