Replacing a Lost License
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Losing your driver's license, or worse yet having it stolen, creates a myriad of problems, but it does happen. Let DMV.ORG help you through the process of getting it replaced.
Many states require you to file a police report if your driver's license has been lost or stolen or if you know someone is using someone else's driver license numbers. Click around DMV.ORG to learn the requirements for your state. Two common search terms that people often make are " how do I find my driver's license number" and "how to find your drivers license number?" A quick search of our state-specific lost license pages will answer all your questions in detail.
We've also linked to available online forms for you to complete for a duplicate license. In order to get one you'll need your drivers license number and some documentation. We list all the documentation needed, and let you know how and where to get it done. If your state offers replacements online, we'll let you know. And for many states, we even list the fees for a replacement license.
It is illegal to drive without a driver's license that shows your driver license number in your possession. Let us inform you of the steps to take in order to get your driver's license back―fast.
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