This page provides information on obtaining an Oregon Identification (ID) card.

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DMV issues non-driver ID cards to people of all ages who are a resident of or domiciled in Oregon and do not already have a valid Oregon ID Card or a current valid driver license or instruction permit from Oregon or any other jurisdiction. ID cards are for identification purposes only.

After you meet all of the requirements, you will be issued an interim ID card to use until you receive your permanent ID card in the mail.

You must apply in person at a DMV office, and you must:

To renew, you must apply in person at a DMV office, and you must:

If your ID card is expired for more than one year, you cannot renew. You must meet the requirements and pay the fees for an original ID card.

DMV will issue a replacement ID card if your card is lost, stolen, mutilated or destroyed; or if you have a name change or address change. To replace an ID card, you must apply in person at a DMV office, and you must:

If your ID card is about to expire or will expire in the next 14 months you may be able to renew. If you are eligible to renew when you apply for a replacement we may ask you if you would prefer to renew in lieu of replacing your ID card.

If you feel you can no longer safely drive and want to give up driving, you can give up your driving privileges and turn in your driver license at a local DMV office. You may qualify for and be issued a free identification card. Please note that if you give up your driving privileges but later want to reapply for driving privileges, you will need to obtain medical clearance from DMV. Then you must pass the vision screening, knowledge and drive tests, clear any suspension, revocation or cancellation actions on your driver record and pay original licensing fees.

If you are currently out-of-state and your ID card is expired, lost, stolen, or damaged, you will have to apply for a replacement or renewal at a DMV office in Oregon when you return.

Additional information that may be relevant includes: