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.

Your situation

Will you be 65 or older when you renew?
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

  1. Gather your documents

    • 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
    • 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
  2. 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.

    Renewing a driver license on oregon.gov ↗

  3. Pick the one that fits you:

    1. 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.

      DMV2U ↗

    2. 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.

      Appointments ↗

  4. 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.

    Get a Driver License - Over 18 ↗

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 now

Largest cities with them: Portland (5) · Salem (2) · Eugene (1) · Hillsboro (1)

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Sources · checked October 30, 2026

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