How do you replace or renew learners permits in Washington DC? Washington DC

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These are separate issues, but each is pretty easy to handle.

Renew District of Columbia Learners Permit

If you're a U.S. citizen, your driving permit will expire after one year. If you're not a citizen, the expiration may be different, due to your U.S. immigration expiration date.

Either way, renew your drivers permit by bringing it to a DMV service center (along with suitable identification documents) and paying the $20 renewal fee. If you're younger than 21 - and let your permit expire by more than 90 days - you'll have to pass the knowledge test again to renew your learners permit.

Should you have to re-take the test, you might want to take a practice permit test beforehand to refresh your knowledge.

Replace District of Columbia Drivers Permit

You have two ways to handle this task: online or in person at a DMV service center location.

Renew online by going to the DMV site and following the instructions provided for obtaining a replacement permit.

Renew in person by bringing the following to the DMV:

  • Proof of identity.
  • Proof of Social Security number.
  • Proof of address change (if this applies).
  • Drivers license application.
  • Payment for the $7 fee.
You can find a list of acceptable documents on the DMV site.

Any other questions about renewing or replacing permits? Contact the Washington DC DMV at (202) 737-4404.

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