Driver License & State ID FAQ
How much does a Driver License cost?
You can renew your Oklahoma driver license for four years for $38.50 or eight years for $77.00. Driver licenses for holders 65 years and older are free of charge. If you are going to turn 65 during your renewal period, your license fee will be prorated. We accept cash, cashier’s checks or money orders payable to Service Oklahoma, and all major credit cards. There will be an additional fee of $2.00 plus 2.25% to process all debit/credit cards.
What if I have a Commercial Driver License?
All drivers with Oklahoma Commercial Driver Licenses with HAZ MAT restrictions or endorsements (Restriction K, Endorsement H, Endorsement X) OR drivers with an out-of-state Commercial Driver License must visit a Service Oklahoma facility for license issuance or renewal. We can process all other CDL renewals and replacements in our office. You must provide one current proof of residence in your legal name and medical records must be current and on file.
If you currently have an Oklahoma Commercial Driver License and no longer wish to maintain the commercial class (downgrade to non-commercial (Class D) license), we can process your renewal or replacement license in our office.
What if my license is expired?
If your driver license has been expired for over one year, you must present your birth certificate at the time of renewal.
If your driver license has been expired for over 3 years, you must re-apply for a license at a Service Oklahoma facility. You may contact them directly for more information at (918) 259-0764.
Can I obtain an Oklahoma State ID at your office?
Yes, we can issue first-time State IDs in our office. Applicants must provide ONE of the following: 1) Original or certified copy of your State-issued birth certificate, 2) Valid US Passport, 3) Valid Oklahoma Driver License, or 4) Valid out-of-state driver license or State ID.
How much do State IDs cost?
State ID renewals and replacements cost $25 each. Applicants must be present. State IDs for applicants 65 years or older are free and non-expiring.
What if my Driver License or State ID is lost or stolen?
We can process replacement licenses in our office. Applicants must be present for a photograph and fingerprinting. You may have to present your state issued birth certificate to obtain a replacement license if fingerprinting is unsuccessful. Replacement credentials cost $25 (credentials for applicants 65 years or older are free).
What if I want to make changes on my Driver License?
For a non-Real ID (Standard ID):
- Name changes: You will need to provide physical documentation of the name change, such as a marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order.
- Address changes: These can be updated without needing any additional documentation.
For a Real ID:
- Name and address changes: You must provide physical proof for both, such as a utility bill, lease agreement, or bank statement for address changes, and legal documentation (e.g., marriage certificate, court order) for name changes.
- Here is a full list of possible documentation you can use.
Please note: Changes to your height, weight, or hair color do not require any documentation, regardless of the type of ID you have.