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Identification Cards

 
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Why Get an ID Card?

An identification card is handy to have if you don't have any other photo identification, such as a driver's license. The Delaware ID card is an official document that proves who you are and where you live.

If your driver's license has been suspended or revoked you may want to get an identification card to help you when banking, applying for work, registering for school, or using a credit card.

You might also be interested in applying for an identification card if you are:

  • Mentally or physically disqualified from driving
  • Not a bona fide resident of Delaware
  • Unable to understand English-only road signs
 
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Qualifications

You qualify for an identification card if you are a Delaware resident and older than 16 years old. To be considered a resident you must have a permanent address in Delaware.

If you are not a U.S. citizen but are legally residing in the state, you qualify for an identification card. You will need to show documents that prove you are living in Delaware legally.

Applying for an ID Card

To apply for an identification card you will have to complete an application at the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) office. The fee is only $5 and you will be issued a valuable document valid for four years.

The DMV will need proof of your identification and residency. Some required documents include:

  • Vehicle title
  • Military ID
  • Social Security card
  • Employer ID badge
  • Federal tax return

Once you have applied for and received your identification card you will be able to use it regularly when proving your identity. These days, you are expected to prove who you are when shopping, banking, going to work, or even school. You will find the Delaware identification card convenient and useful.

Renewing an ID Card

Your Delaware ID card expires on your birthday, four years after you receive your ID card. You are required to apply for your ID card renewal in person at your local Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Driver's License office. The fee for renewal is $5.

Replacing an ID Card

You may replace your card at any DMV office by bringing three acceptable identification documents, and payment for the $10 replacement fee.


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