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    Top Importance of ID Cards

    The District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles issues a nondriver identification card for those who don't or can't have a driver's license. These cards are useful as an official proof of identification. If you are a District of Columbia resident and don't hold a valid driver's license in the district or anywhere else, you may apply for a DC nondriver ID card.

    Top Applying for an ID Card

    You must be at least 15 years old. Appear in person at a DMV service location and provide:

    • A $20 fee (see note).
    • A smile for the camera.

    NOTE: The card is free for individuals over 65 years old, and for ex-offenders who have been released within the past six months.

    Please note that the DC DMV does not accept scanned or photocopied documents. Remember that this nondriver ID is issued only for the purpose of verifying identification, and it is not a license to operate a vehicle.

    Your ID card is valid for up to eight years (the timeframe may be shorter for non-U.S. residents).

    Top Replacing an ID Card

    If your DC nondriver ID card is lost or stolen, you may get a replacement card for only $7 by supplying the same documentation required for a new card. You can order your replacement card either in person at a DMV service location or online with a major credit card. If your ID card was stolen, you will also need to provide a police report.

    Keep in mind that if you order your replacement card online, it will only be mailed to the address on file at the DMV. Also, if your ID card is due to expire within the next 10 days, or if your address or name has changed, then you'll have to handle this transaction in person at a DMV service location.

    Top Renewing an ID Card

    In the District of Columbia, it is very convenient to renew your nondriver ID card online up to 60 days before its expiration date. If you wait beyond that 60-day limit, you'll have to renew the card in person at a DMV service location. It costs $20 to renew for another five years.

    To renew your DC nondriver ID card in person, present your current ID card and a completed
    DC Identification Card Application. If you have either changed your name or moved, you will have to provide proof of your current residency.

     
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