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What Does License Renewal Review Mean

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AngeloLynn

07/30/25 7:53am

For the six-year driver's license renewal review, you need to prepare the following documents. 1. Obtain a new driver's physical examination report from the hospital. 2. Recent driver's license photo taken within the last six months, along with the photo receipt. 3. Ensure that the driver's license has not accumulated 12 penalty points during the scoring cycle. Submit the documents at the vehicle management office, and after the background review is confirmed correct, you can directly exchange the old license for a new one on the spot. Driver's license renewal is becoming increasingly convenient, as it can now be done not only at the vehicle management office but also through self-service renewal machines. Based on the required documents, self-service renewal machines also need the same materials, and they will verify your identity through facial recognition and ID card scanning. Therefore, driver's license renewal via self-service machines can only be done by the license holder, unlike at the vehicle management office where it can be done by a proxy, which is something to note. Overall, driver's license renewal is becoming more convenient, with cross-regional renewal now possible as long as the required documents are met, such as ensuring the license has not expired.

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