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Replacing a Lost CDL
If you lose your Washington commercial driver's license (CDL), you will have to go to your local Licensing Services Office to get a replacement from the Department of Licensing. It will cost you $15 and you will need to provide proof of identity. You may not apply through the mail for a replacement CDL.
If you need help establishing your identity, then the Licensing Services Office representative can verify the information contained in your
driving record. The representative will need your name, date of birth, ZIP code, and the last five digits of your Social Security number in order to do this.
You will be issued a temporary nonphoto CDL, and a new one will be sent to you through the mail once your information is verified. For more information, please contact the Department of Licensing at (360) 902-3600.
