
To replace a driver's license, the original and photocopy of the motor vehicle driver's identity document must be provided. Below are some important notes regarding driver's license replacement: Do not drive during the interim period: If replacing a damaged license, the driver must not operate a motor vehicle with the original license during the interim period before receiving the new one, as this will be considered driving without a license. The original license becomes invalid: After obtaining a replacement license, the original motor vehicle driver's license becomes void. Other documents: Besides loss or damage, another reason for replacement could be the expiration of the license. In this case, the original and photocopy of the physical condition certificate must also be submitted.

I just renewed my driver's license last month, and the required materials were actually quite simple: be sure to bring the original and a copy of your ID card—this is non-negotiable. You’ll need to fill out the 'Motor Vehicle Driver's License Application Form,' which is available at the DMV office. Don’t forget to prepare two one-inch white-background photos, the same specifications as when you first applied for your license. The process was incredibly fast—I went to the DMV last Wednesday morning, and with all the materials ready, they processed it on the spot. The staff said it would take 1-3 business days to get the new license, but the actual efficiency was surprisingly high—I received a text message the next afternoon to pick up the new license. I highly recommend calling the local DMV before heading out to confirm the details. Some places allow online appointments, which can save even more time. Also, remember to bring 10 yuan in cash for the processing fee, just in case.

I've handled the driver's license replacement for my old man. There are just three key materials needed: you must bring the original ID card, prepare two copies as well; fill out the forms on-site without mistakes; the photo must be a white-background ID photo taken within the last six months. Let me emphasize the processing time—it varies by location. Larger urban DMV offices usually issue it in two to three days, but suburban service centers need to send materials to the city, so waiting a week is normal. If you're in a real hurry, showing the acceptance receipt to traffic police can serve as temporary proof. The replacement is actually more convenient than imagined, just don't get the photo dimensions wrong.

Just processed over a dozen driver's license replacements at the counter yesterday. Core document trio: original ID card is mandatory for counter verification; fill out the application form carefully without alterations; prepare two recent ID photos, properly cropped and bring them along. If the process goes smoothly, it takes about half an hour including queuing. Collection time varies by location - major cities usually send SMS notifications within 48 hours, while prefecture-level cities like ours take no more than 5 working days. The replacement fee is now standardized at 10 yuan, with QR code payment supported. Losing your ID card complicates things - you'll need to obtain a temporary identity certificate from the local police station first.

Sister's firsthand experience of replacing a driver's license! Just bring your ID card and head to the DMV. They offer free photocopying services on-site, but the queue can be annoying when it's crowded. Surprisingly, my leftover wedding registration photos passed for the license picture! Key point: Booking an appointment in advance on the 12123 APP can save you half an hour of queuing. The replacement process is almost as fast as getting a new one—I applied on Tuesday morning and could pick it up by Thursday. A surprising find: There are self-service medical checkup machines on-site, handy if your medical exam is about to expire. However, replacing a license from another location takes two extra days for review. It's best to avoid Mondays and month-end when it's packed.


