For a list of reopened locations, visit Expiration dates on driver's licenses, photo ID cards, learner's permits and camera cards scheduled to expire from Mathrough May 31, 2020, have been extended until June 30, 2020.Ī Pennsylvania driver's license is valid for four years, expiring on the day after the driver's birthday.

citizens must also visit a driver's license center in person to complete a transaction. Those who renewed their license or ID on or before will receive a camera card in the mail and will still need to visit a PennDOT Photo License Center to obtain an updated photo.Īdditionally, non-U.S. However, not everyone qualifies for this new process. READ: REAL ID deadline pushed back to 2021 due to coronavirus outbreak PennDOT says non-commercial driver's license and photo ID card holders may renew their product online, providing there are no corrections or changes other than a change of address, by visiting Both non-commercial and commercial drivers may renew their products through the mail. 'This new process is not only a convenience, but it will help to keep our customers and staff safe.' 'Using a customer's existing photo will help limit the number of people in our driver and photo license centers, and by extension, help reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19,' said Acting PennDOT Secretary Yassmin Gramian. No camera card will be sent and there will be no need for customers to go to a PennDOT Photo License Center.

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