Can I renew my expired driver's license in a different location?
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You can renew your expired driver's license in a different location by directly going to the vehicle management office in your place of residence. If the household registration of the motor vehicle driver is transferred out of the jurisdiction of the original vehicle management office, they should apply for a renewal at the vehicle management office of the new location. For motor vehicle drivers residing outside the jurisdiction of the issuing vehicle management office, they can apply for a renewal at the vehicle management office of their place of residence. The full name of a driver's license is the motor vehicle driver's license, which is the required certification for motor vehicle drivers. Possessing a driver's license indicates that obtaining it is a standardized procedure, but the license must be issued by a designated authority. The valid parts of a driver's license are its original and duplicate copies. The original copy contains information such as the driver's name, ID number, address, date of birth, initial issuance date, and issuing authority. The duplicate mainly includes the name, ID number, file number, and other information such as the expiration date of the probationary period and the verification time, serving as some prompt information.
You can renew your expired driver's license in a different location, which I've personally experienced. Last year while working out of town, I went directly to the local vehicle management office when my license was about to expire. With my ID card and old license, the staff instructed me to first get a quick medical check-up at a designated hospital, mainly testing vision and color blindness, which took about 20 minutes. Back at the counter, I filled out a form, submitted two one-inch white-background photos, and received my new license on the spot. The whole process was smooth and saved me the trouble of making a special trip back to my hometown. A reminder to everyone: handle it within 30 days in advance, don't wait until the last few days. If you don't have time for in-person visits, you can also renew your license remotely via the Traffic Management 12123 App, but you'll need to upload your medical report first and then mail the materials.
