Where to Apply for a Driver's License Replacement?
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Driver's license replacement is processed at the vehicle management office. More information about driver's license replacement is as follows: 1. To replace a driver's license, the original and photocopy of the identity proof of the vehicle owner are required. If handled by an agent, the original and photocopy of the agent's identity proof must also be submitted (if the agent is a unit, the original and photocopy of the handler's identity proof and the original written authorization from the vehicle owner are additionally required). 2. Bring all the materials to the vehicle management office for registration and replacement. If you sell a used car to someone else, the driver's license needs to be replaced at this time. For replacing the driver's license, you will need the motor vehicle license application form, the identity proof of the vehicle owner, and the original motor vehicle driver's license.
I just helped a friend with the renewal of the vehicle license, and it's actually quite simple—just go to the local DMV to handle it. As a working professional with a busy schedule, I recommend making an online appointment first to avoid the hassle of queuing. Bring your ID card, the original old vehicle license, and a couple of photos, then head straight to the counter. The process isn't too complicated—just fill out a form, and the whole thing takes about an hour. Also, remember to check that your vehicle has no outstanding violations, or you might get stuck. Driving with a renewed license gives peace of mind since it's a legal document. If you're short on time, some cities offer agency services for a bit more money but with added convenience. Personally, I always choose weekdays when it's less crowded—it's more efficient, and don’t wait until the expiration day.
