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Exception: If you had a vertical card and you have docHubed the age of 21, well replace it with a horizontal format. If you are replacing your license online, you can order a replacement up to three times a year.
Stand-alone documents U.S. passport Valid (an emergency passport isnt acceptable) U.S. passport card Valid. U.S. state or territory issued driver license, ID card, or photo instruction permit Valid or expired no more than 1 year.
Visit a driver licensing office Provide proof of identity. Pay the driver licensing fee. Have your photo taken. Before we take your photo, well ask you to remove anything that covers your face or head, like a hat or sunglasses.
Find your local Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) community services office (dshs.wa.gov). They can help you complete a Request for Identicard form that you can bring to a driver licensing office.
You will also need to have your picture taken at the DOL office. Once all your information is verified, you will be given a temporary ID card before you leave the office. Your permanent ID will be mailed to you, and will arrive within 7-10 days.
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Log in or join to pre-apply online and start the process for your driver license, instruction permit, ID card, EDL or EID. Print or write down your WA driver license, ID, or permit number, which will begin with WDL.
While many states Real ID-compliant identification cards have a star at the top, Washingtons does not. Instead, the Washington enhanced licenses and IDs can be identified by an American flag featured on the card, the pink banner at the top, or the words Enhanced Drivers License on the pink banner.
Show us all the following documents: Proof of United States citizenship. Proof of identity. Proof of every time your name has changed since birth, if applicable. Proof of Social Security number. Proof of Washington State residence. Additional requirements for teens and children.

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