How to Check if Your Driver's License Has Been Issued?

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VanMaximus
07/29/25 5:28am
Log in to the local traffic police website, then click on "Driver Information Inquiry" and enter your driver's license number (ID number) as prompted. Call the relevant office directly to inquire. Generally, the driving school's landline number will be on your training card. After connecting, provide your name and ask. You can also check online. Search for the local vehicle management office, click to enter, and input your information. Visit the driving school where you registered for consultation. They can display information such as the license collection date or the current status of your driver's license.
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DylanAnn
08/12/25 9:03am
A while ago, right after passing my Subject 4 test, I kept refreshing the 12123 app daily waiting for my driver's license status update. Just open the Traffic Management 12123 app directly, log in with the account you registered during exam registration, find the Driver's License Services section on the homepage, and click in to view your document status. If it shows 'Certificate Produced' or 'Already Shipped', it means your little booklet is freshly baked! Remember to check the shipping info section for a tracking number so you can monitor its progress. When I saw the 'Certificate Produced' status that day, the courier delivered it to my doorstep the next morning. I recommend checking twice daily - the DMV system usually updates data around midnight, which beats anxious waiting by miles.
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