You can renew an Oklahoma driver license up to a year before it expires. Service Oklahoma suggests doing it at least 60 days early so the new card arrives in time.
Can you renew online?
You can renew or replace your license online in about ten minutes if all of these are true:
- You're a U.S. citizen
- You have a valid Oklahoma address
- Your license isn't suspended
- It hasn't been expired for more than three years
- You're not getting a REAL ID for the first time
Have your license, your Social Security number and a debit or credit card ready. Name changes can't be done online. If your license is already a REAL ID, it stays a REAL ID when you renew online.
Renewing in person
Come to our office and bring:
- One proof of identity
- Your Social Security number (you don't need the card)
- Proof of your Oklahoma address, if it's changing, or two proofs for a first REAL ID
- Name change documents, if your name doesn't match your identity document
Non-citizens bring their immigration documents to every renewal.
What it costs
| License | Renewal | Replacement |
|---|---|---|
| 4-year | $38.50 | $25 |
| 8-year | $77 | $25 |
A first-time motorcycle endorsement is an extra $4. If you're 65 or older, your driver license or state ID is free (CDLs aren't included).
Expired more than three years?
Then it can't be renewed. You'll have to retest and apply for a new Oklahoma license.
When your new card arrives
Allow about three weeks for the card to come by mail. If you renew online, print the temporary license and carry it with your old card until the new one arrives. TSA won't accept a paper temporary, so plan ahead if you're flying.
Thinking about REAL ID?
If your license doesn't have a star in the top right corner, it isn't a REAL ID. Your first REAL ID has to be done in person with extra documents. See our REAL ID questions.