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Get, renew or replace an Oregon ID card

Oregon DMV issues a non-driver ID card and replaces one that is lost, stolen or damaged; some renewals and replacements can be done online.

Steps

6 steps
  1. Decide whether you want a REAL IDA first REAL ID needs extra documents.
  2. Renew or replace online if you canOnline steps: answer security questions and pay the fee. Renewal may need proof of your address.
  3. Otherwise book a visit or stand byMake an appointment, or visit a DMV office for standby service.
  4. Show proof of address and identityFor a first REAL ID, bring additional documents.
  5. Pay the fees and get your photo takenThe fee depends on whether you are getting, renewing or replacing; see the cost line.
  6. Wait for the mailed cardYou get an interim card at the office. Check your card status on DMV2U if it is late.

Bring

  • Proof of your physical address
  • Proof of identity
  • Social Security number or certification
  • Any old license or ID card to turn in
Some agencies, such as TSA, do not accept the interim card as proof of identification.

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