Washington State Department Of Licensing At Vancouver East
Community Resource
About this resource
This service aids residents of Washington in applying for new driver licenses or instruction permits, obtaining ID cards, renewing existing driver licenses, ID cards, or enhanced driver licenses/ID cards, and updating their name or address on a driver license.
Intake Procedure: To get started, visit the website to locate a nearby office. For a new driver license or ID card, applicants must provide proof of identity that includes their name, date of birth, signature, and a photo. A detailed list of acceptable documents can be found on the website. Additionally, applicants need to pass a vision test and submit their Social Security number. For new licenses, both written and driving tests are required unless the applicant holds a valid driver license from another state. For DOL2Go services, check the online calendar for the closest location.
Fees: The costs vary based on the service requested. The fee 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.
Who can use this
- To obtain a driver license, applicants must be at least 18 years old and residents of Washington state; those aged 16 to 18 must have completed a driver's training course and have parental consent or proof of emancipation.
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Vancouver, Washington
Walk-ins welcome
Location
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