Under 21 Renewal
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An Ohio driver license issued to a person under 21 years of age expires on
the licensee's 21st birthday.
An Ohio driver's license and/or identification
card may be renewed by a person within 30 days of their 21st
birthday. A driver's license or identification issued within 30
days of an individual's 21st
birthday will have the characteristics of a license or identification card
issued to a person 21 years of age or older, but will read in
red "Under 21 until mmddyy".
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In order to obtain any temporary permit, driver license, commercial driver license (CDL),
State of Ohio identification (ID) card or duplicate of any of these items, the
customer must present a
primary and a
secondary
document satisfactory to prove both: (1) Name and Date of Birth and (2)
Social Security Number
(SSN), if ever assigned.
The
primary
document shall contain the full legal name.
In addition, each applicant shall present, along with the application
identification, documents sufficient to establish the person's true identity
including the person's full legal name,
date of birth,
proof of legal
presence
in the United States and
Ohio residence street address. (Ohio Administrative Code Sections 4501:1-1-19, 21,
22). Any co-signer for a minor applicant must present a
primary and a
secondary
document satisfactory to prove both: (1) Name and Date of Birth and (2)
Social Security Number
(SSN), if ever assigned. |
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NOTICE:
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Individuals who are renewing a current Ohio driver license, Ohio commercial
driver license (CDL), Ohio identification (ID) card, or TIPIC will no longer be
required to present a Social Security card at an Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
(BMV) license agency for verification at the time of renewal, when presenting the previous OL/CDL/ID.
An Ohio driver license, Ohio CDL,
or Ohio ID card, which is current, or has been expired for less than six months,
is acceptable without further proof of the applicant's Social Security number if
it has been previously verified in the BMV's records.
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Only original documents or a copy
bearing an original certification by the issuing authority are acceptable.
Uncertified copies or copies of certified documents are not acceptable.
Failure
to provide two acceptable identification documents and proof of residency in
Ohio shall result in the denial of the application. |
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