Last Updated 20th of May, 2010
How do I renew a state ID card in Texas? Texas
Renewing Your Texas Identification Card
An expired ID will not be valid as photo identification, so you'll want to make sure you renew your ID card in a timely manner. The expiration of your Texas ID card depends on several different factors:- If you are older than 60, your Texas ID has no expiration date and thus does not need to be renewed.
- If you are younger than 60, you will need to renew your Texas ID every six years. This applies to teens and children, too. There is a $16 fee to renew ID cards.
- If you are required to complete Texas sex offender registration (Chapter 62, CCP), your identification card must be renewed annually. The fee is $21.
Fixing State ID Card Problems
There is 30-day processing time for drivers license and identification card transactions, so please do not contact the TX Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) before this point about cards that are missing. If your state ID has not arrived in 30 days, call (512) 424-2600 for assistance.Although the TX DMV aims to provide accurate ID cards, mistakes do sometimes occur. If you receive your card and there is an error, you can call (512) 424-2600 or visit any Texas driver license office to have it corrected. You will need to provide documentation proving the information on the card is not accurate.
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