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Renewal deadlines extended again for driver licenses, identification cards and vehicle registration in Ohio The deadline has been extended from December 1 to July 1, 2021 for those set to expire. Renewals / Replacements / New Issuance State of Ohio Identification Cards Temporary Permit Packets New Ohio Resident License and ID.

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House Bill 404 Extends Expiration Date of Driver Licenses, Identification Cards and Vehicle Registrations

Due to the ongoing pandemic, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed Ohio House Bill 404, which extends the expiration date of driver licenses (DL), identification cards (ID), and vehicle registrations beyond December 1, 2020. Now, if a customer's expiration date on their DL, ID, or vehicle registration is March 9, 2020, to April 1, 2021, the expiration date has been automatically extended and will remain valid until July 1, 2021.

Many of the services Ohioans rely on at the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) can be accomplished online at www.OPlates.com. If customers need to purchase a temporary tag for their car, renew their vehicle registration, order new license plates, check their driving record, or another service, they can take care of it online from the comfort and safety of their home.

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If a customer must visit a location, they are strongly encouraged to use the 'Get in Line, Online' virtual queuing system. This system allows customers to virtually get in line before arriving at the BMV, thereby minimizing the amount of time physically spent at the agency and keeping customers safe.

Note: You will be required to wear a face covering* in accordance with local and/or state mandates when visiting a deputy registrar or driver examination location. Please bring a face covering with you to ensure you can obtain the services you need.

*unless a medical or other exemption applies per the Ohio Department of Health.

DRIVER EXAMINATION STATION SKILLS TESTING RESUMES

To schedule your driving skills test, please call 877-439-8378 or schedule via the Live Chat feature. Please be advised BMV anticipates heavy call volume for scheduling and appreciates your patience.

ALL DX locations still offer the maneuverability test, with only some of those locations offering both maneuverability and the modified in-car testing. Please be advised that the person taking the skills test must be accompanied by an adult licensed driver in the passenger seat for the entirety of the skills test, but that no additional passengers may be in the vehicle during the test. The following driver examination stations have resumed skills testing by appointment only:

Athens County

  • 1002 E. State St., STE 20, Athens, 45701

Butler County

  • 3701 Tytus Ave. Middletown, 45042
  • 1720 S. Erie Hwy. STE B, Hamilton, 45011

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Cuyahoga County

  • 6420 Mayfield Rd., Mayfield Heights, 44124
  • 22133 Rockside Rd., Bedford, 44146
  • 12000 Snow Rd., STE 16, Parma 44130

Clermont County

  • 457 W. Main St., Batavia, 45103

Delaware County

  • 2079 US 23 N STE 3, Delaware, 43015

Fairfield County

  • 980 Liberty Dr., Lancaster, 43130

Franklin County

  • 990 Morse Rd., STE B, Columbus, 43229
  • 1583 Alum Creek Dr., Columbus, 43209
  • 4738 Cemetery Rd., Hilliard, 43026

Greene County

  • 601 Ledbetter Dr. STE C, Xenia, 45385

Hamilton County

  • 10940 Hamilton Ave., Cincinnati, 45231

Hancock County

  • 8210 County Rd. 140, STE C, Findlay, 45840

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Huron County

  • 142 Cleveland Rd., Norwalk, 44857

Jackson County

  • 502 McCarty Lane, STE 3, Jackson, 45640

Licking County

  • 873 E. Main St., Newark, 43055

Lucas County

  • 4458 Heatherdowns Blvd., Toledo, 43614

Mahoning County

  • 417 E. Main St., Canfield, 44406
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Marion County

  • 222 W. Center St., Marion, 43302

Montgomery County

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  • 6134 Chambersburg Rd., Huber Heights, 45424

Muskingum County

  • 2324 June Parkway, Zanesville, 43701

Richland County

  • 2012 W. 4th St., Ontario, 44906

Sandusky County

  • 500 W. State St., STE E, Fremont, 43420

Scioto County

  • 3980 Rhodes Ave., Rm. 18, New Boston, 45662

Stark County

  • 3195 Whitewood St., North Canton, 44720

Summit County

  • 21 5th St. SE, Barberton, 44203

Trumbull County

  • 5555 Youngstown Warren Rd. #203, Niles, 44446

Tuscarawas County Winning eleven 2016 apk free download for android.

  • 1260 Monroe St. NW STE 9E, New Philidelphia, 44663

Washington County

  • 142 Gross St., STE B, Marietta, 45750

Wood County

  • 1616 E. Wooster St., STE 27, Bowling Green, 43402

Changes are coming to the Ohio Drivers License Renewal Process and, if you are a resident of Ohio with a valid driver’s license, they will impact you.

As of June 2nd, 2018, Ohio will no longer print out your driver’s license while you wait. For security reasons, there is now a two-step process to renew your driver’s license:

  1. Go to your local BMV ahead of your license renewal with the applicable documentation, complete your vision test, and pay the renewal fees (which will remain the same). Your photo will also be taken.
  2. Your driver’s license will be mailed to your home and arrive within 2 weeks.

The Ohio BMV is making this change to be compliant with federal regulations. The new licenses and identification cards will also have a new look, and be compliant with new federal travel restrictions going into effect in 2020. If you choose to renew with a Compliant Driver’s License or Identification Card that meets national travel security requirements, you will need to provide additional documents to prove the following:

  • full legal name
  • date of birth
  • social security number
  • proof of Ohio residency
  • proof of legal presence

This includes certified copies of birth certificates, unexpired and valid US passports, Social Security Cards, bank statements, auto insurance cards, and more.

As of October 2020, any driver’s license issued prior to July 2nd, 2018 will not be accepted by the Transportation Safety Administration (TSA), so make sure you renew your licenses early, if you have travel plans in the future.

Visit the Ohio BMV website to learn more.