Renew your driver's license in Oregon
Renew an Oregon driver license or ID card online if you qualify, or at a DMV office; drivers 65 or older must renew in person with a vision test.
- Online or in person
- Yes, if you meet the conditions · Not needed if you qualify onlineOnline renewal needs a photo on file less than nine years old, no REAL ID switch, no limited-term card and payment by debit or credit card, among other conditions. If you don't qualify to renew online, make an appointment or visit a DMV office for standby service.
- Cost
- $54, eight-year driver license renewalThe DMV also lists an eight-year REAL ID renewal at $84 and an eight-year ID card renewal at $43 ($73 for a REAL ID card).
- You leave with
- Receipt or interim card, then the card by mailOnline you get a receipt, in an office an interim card, as proof of driving privileges. The card is mailed to the address you give DMV and is not forwarded.
Your plan
Gather your documents
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Show accepted documents (bring 1)
- Mortgage document
- Property tax statement
- Mail from a verifiable business or government agency
- Utility hook-up order or utility statement dated within the past six months
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Show accepted documents (bring 1)
- U.S. Passport or Passport Card, valid or expired no more than 5 years
- Oregon driver license, permit or ID card, valid or expired no more than 13 years
- U.S. government-issued birth certificate
- Certificate of Naturalization or Certificate of Citizenship
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Check when you can renew
You can renew up to 12 months before or 2 years after your license expires. If it has been expired more than 2 years you must apply for a new license, pay the original fee and take tests.
Pick the one that fits you:
Option 1: Renew online
Answer the security and medical questions, upload proof of your address if it changed in the last nine years, and pay the renewal fee.
Option 2: Renew at a DMV office
Make an appointment or visit a DMV office for standby service. Show proof of physical address and identity, pay the renewal fee and get your picture taken.
Your card
Your license is mailed to the address you provide to DMV. It will not be forwarded if you move or have a USPS forwarding order.
Common reasons people get turned away
- Drivers 65 or older cannot renew online.
- An online receipt or interim card is not accepted as ID by many agencies, such as TSA and Social Security.
- Switching to a REAL ID needs an appointment or standby visit at a DMV office.
- Expired more than 2 years: you apply for a new license, pay the original fee and take tests.
Offices that renew driver's licenses
You can renew online on DMV2U if you qualify, or at a DMV office by appointment or standby visit. Agency source.
57 offices where you can renew your licenseSee them on a map, search by county or show the ones open nowLargest cities with them: Portland (5) · Salem (2) · Eugene (1) · Hillsboro (1)
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Sources · checked October 30, 2026
- Get a Driver License - Over 18 (Oregon DMV), includes Renew
- Oregon Identification Cards (Oregon DMV), includes Renew
- Driver Information: fees and accepted documents (Oregon DMV)
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