Can I apply for a lost driver's license in another city?

[McKaden]

You can apply for a lost driver's license in another city. Bring your ID card and a one-inch photo to the local vehicle management office, fill out the declaration of loss of driver's license and the application form for a replacement driver's license. Generally, you can receive a new driver's license within one day, and in some places, you can get it on the spot. You can apply at the local vehicle management sub-office, traffic branch, team vehicle management station, and driver's license replacement service points. The following is a partial introduction about the driver's license: 1. Definition: A driver's license (full name: motor vehicle driver's license), also known as a "driving license," is a document issued by the government traffic department to people who are qualified to drive. 2. Requirements for obtaining: To obtain a driver's license, you need to meet the minimum age requirement and pass the driving qualification test.

[DeLucy]

Last week during my business trip in Guangzhou, I panicked when I discovered I had lost my driver's license. To my relief, the local vehicle management office informed me that the policy now allows cross-regional replacement. The process was actually quite simple: just bring your ID card to the nearest vehicle management office, fill out an application form, and get your photo and physical examination done on the spot. I opted for mail delivery and received my new license on the third day. Note that all traffic violations must be settled before applying, otherwise the system won't process it. By the way, the traffic management app now allows you to apply for a temporary electronic driver's license as a substitute, which is incredibly useful in emergencies. Now I don't have to worry about losing my documents and causing delays when traveling.

[DiCamille]

During my last trip to Hangzhou, I lost my driver's license. I went to the local vehicle management office with a try-my-luck attitude. The staff informed me that the new regulation supports nationwide processing, requiring only a valid ID card. The process was incredibly smooth: first, I queued to get a number, filled out a loss declaration form, and used the on-site self-service photo machine. The most convenient part was being able to obtain a temporary paper driver's license on the spot for emergencies, with the official card mailed to me within three to five days. I recommend choosing mail delivery as it's much faster than picking it up in person. Although there's a fee for the replacement, it's far more convenient than going back to my hometown.

[StDylan]

I was also panicked when I lost my driver's license in another city last year, but later found out that there's no need to return to my hometown. The current policy is indeed convenient - just bring your ID card to the local DMV to apply for a replacement. Key point: remember to bring cash for the processing fee as some counters don't support mobile payments. Staff will help you with fingerprinting and photo-taking, and the new license will be mailed directly to your address via postal service. The whole process takes about half an hour, and you'll get a temporary paper license on the spot that's valid for half a month.