An Arizona Driver's License must be renewed in person at a local Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) office or authorized third party office.

[edit] WHEN TO RENEW YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE

1. Arizona issues an extended driver license that does not expire until you are 65 years of age. But every 12 years you must have a new photo taken and test your vision.
2. You can renew your license any time in the six months leading up to its expiration.
3. Every 12 years, the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) will send you a notice requesting that you to visit a local driver license facility for a new photo and replacement driver license.
4. If you fail to obtain a replacement photo license every 12 years, many of your service privileges will be revoked including eligibility for online services and obtaining duplicates for lost licenses.

[edit] TO RENEW IN PERSON

1. Bring expiring license.
2. Bring acceptable proof of identification (see the Arizona Driver License Manual for details).
3. Provide your Social Security Number.
4. Have your vision tested and a photo taken.
5. Pay a renewal fee of $10. Arizona MVD accepts payment by cash, check or money order. Some branches also accept credit card payments.

[edit] ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• For more information you can visit the FAQs page of the Arizona MVD website.
• See also Renewing a Commercial Driver's License.
• See also How to Apply for a New License or How to Replace a Lost License.
• See also Registration Renewal.