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How long does it take to get the license after renewal?

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Garrett

07/29/2025, 09:37:50 PM

You can get the license within 60 days after renewal, with a maximum of three months, subject to the receipt. Below are the specific instructions for license renewal: Method: The motor vehicle driver should apply for renewal at the vehicle management office of the motor vehicle driving license issuing place within 90 days before the expiration of the motor vehicle driving license. Required materials: The "Motor Vehicle Driving License Application Form" filled out according to regulations. The original "Motor Vehicle Driver Physical Condition Certificate" issued by a county-level or above medical institution determined by the Municipal Health Bureau. The original and copy of the applicant's identity certificate. (If handled by an agent, the original and copy of the agent's identity certificate are also required. Residents temporarily residing in the city should also submit the residence temporary certificate issued by the public security authority in addition to their ID card). The original motor vehicle driving license. Three photos of the motor vehicle driver.

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