Can a Driver's License Be Laminated a Second Time?
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A driver's license can be laminated a second time, but the supplementary page cannot be laminated. The main page functions to record the driver's basic information and the types of vehicles they are licensed to drive. To prevent wear and tear on this essential information, the main page is laminated. The supplementary page, however, is primarily used to record reminders and requires annotations, hence it cannot be laminated. More details about driver's license renewal are as follows: 1. Detail One: If your license has expired and you haven't had the chance to renew it, don't worry. As long as the expiration period is less than one year, you can still apply for renewal at the original vehicle management office where the license was issued. However, whether you can renew it in a different location after expiration depends on the specific regulations of the local vehicle management office. 2. Detail Two: If the expiration period exceeds one year but is less than three years, the driver's license will be in a 'canceled but recoverable' status. In this case, you need to retake the written test (Subject One) at the vehicle management office. Upon passing the test, you can proceed with the renewal. If there are any unresolved traffic violations when your license expires, you must settle them before applying for renewal; otherwise, you won't be able to process an out-of-region renewal.