What materials are needed for renewing a driver's license after expiration?
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To renew a driver's license after expiration, you need to prepare two one-inch photos, a medical examination certificate, your ID card, and the original driver's license. One of the photos should be affixed to the top right corner of the medical examination form, while the other will be used for the new license. Then, bring your ID card and driver's license to the licensing hall, fill out the renewal application form, submit the documents along with the medical examination certificate and renewal application form to the staff, pay the fee, and wait to receive your new license. Before renewing, check if there are any outstanding traffic violations. If there are, they must be resolved first; otherwise, the vehicle management office cannot process the renewal. You can start the renewal process up to 90 days in advance. It's important to schedule the renewal properly to ensure it's completed before the original license expires. Typically, the renewal is processed on the spot, but in some cities, it may take a few days to complete the necessary procedures. Once done, you will be notified to collect your new driver's license.