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The process to replace a lost or stolen commercial driver license (CDL) in Kentucky is quite simple. Go to the Circuit Court Clerk's office in the county where you initially applied for a CDL. Because you'll already be in their database, you'll only need to provide your name, date of birth, and Social Security number.
The cost to replace a lost or stolen CDL is $12, unless you are within six months of your expiration date. If this is the case, your replacement CDL will be handled in the same manner as a renewal CDL for a $50 fee.
You'll receive your replacement CDL the very same day.
Identity Theft
Although Kentucky doesn't require you to report a lost or stolen CDL to law enforcement, you may want to do so for your own protection. The DDL refers to the Federal Trade Commission as a national source of identity theft protection.
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