-
Drivers in the Military in Wyoming

- Driver's License Renewal
- Registration Renewal
Page OverviewDriver's License Renewal
Military personnel on active duty are entitled to an extension by mail on their standard driver's license if it expires. This comes in quite handy for those stationed in another state or in a 150-degree desert overseas.
The only exception to this is for a soldier who needs to renew a commercial driver's license (CDL) with a hazardous materials endorsement. In that case, you will have to wait until you return to Wyoming and appear in person at an exam office to renew this type of license.
To extend a regular driver's license by mail, you will need to photocopy your valid military identification card, both the front and back. Mail this to Driver Services at the following address:
- Driver Services
- 5300 Bishop Blvd.
- Cheyenne, WY 82009-3340
There is a small catch. The new license will be issued with an "I" (Limited Other) restriction and contain the phrase, "Expiration waived when accompanied by active duty military identification card."
If you opt to not carry this restriction on your license, then you must go through the standard license renewal process.
Dependents of military personnel are not eligible for the extension and must renew by mail the regular way.
Registration Renewal
Wyoming does not offer extensions to military personnel for vehicle registration renewal. You'll need to make sure your registration gets renewed, even if you're out of the state.
Other Topics in This Section
- Practice Tests
- Insurance Center
- Driving Records
- Drivers License & ID
- Registration & Titling
- Vehicle History Reports
- Teens (Under 18)
- Drivers (18 and Older)
- Commercial Drivers (CDL)
- Motorcycle Riders
- Tickets & Violations
- Address & Name Change
- DMV Office Finder
- Forms & Publications
- Relocation & Movers Guide
- Safety & Driving
- Reports & Records
- Marketplace
- DOT Guide
Your Opinion Matters To Us!
Send Feedback
We put a lot of effort into making our content helpful & accurate. Please let us know if you see something that isn't clear or correct; we are here to ease any frustrations you may have while navigating DMV topics. We are not a government agency, please reach out to your local DMV, insurance agent, or respective professional for further assistance on specific situations.
