How Long Before Expiration Can a Driver's License Be Renewed?

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DelAlexa
07/30/25 9:35am
Driver's license renewal can be processed up to 90 days before the expiration date. Before renewal, all traffic violation penalties associated with the license must be settled. Here are the specific details regarding the renewal process: Renewal Information: Required documents for renewal include ID card, driver's license, medical examination certificate, and photos. If renewing in a different location, an application must be submitted in advance, along with a residence permit, which requires at least six months of prior application. Important Notes: If the driver is unable to renew the license within the specified time due to reasons such as military service or traveling abroad, they can apply for an extension of the renewal period at the vehicle management office where the license was originally issued, within the validity period of the license review.
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