Modernization

Service Oklahoma was created in 2022 to make government services simpler, faster and more customer-focused. This modernization, known as Project BOOST (Bringing Our Operations and Services Together) delivers on that promise by bringing driver license and motor vehicle services together in one platform for the first time.

In-person services will be faster, more efficient and more reliable with our modernized system. Customers will spend less time on paperwork, benefit from a more stable and secure platform and experience smoother transactions, including electronic signatures and automatic license reinstatements when requirements are met.

Navigate is your new one-stop destination for driver license and motor vehicle e-services. One platform, one login, accessible from anywhere. It replaces OkCARS with a mobile-friendly design built for convenience and security. 

Yes. You’ll create a new Navigate account. The process is quick and gives you secure access to all your records in one place.

Yes. Navigate is mobile-friendly and accessible from any device.

Navigate is a new, modern platform that brings driver license and motor vehicle services together in one place. It allows customers to securely save information across services and access features that were not available in OkCARS. To see what’s new and how Navigate works, visit our website for short customer account videos.

Yes, Service Oklahoma is introducing a redesigned Driver License and State ID card with enhanced security features. Watch this video to see the new Oklahoma Credential.

Oklahoma has upgraded its credentials to help prevent fraud, enhance security and align with national identity protection standards, including regular redesigns every 8 to 10 years to combat counterfeiting and strengthen credential integrity. These updates support faster and more reliable identity verification during everyday activities such as traveling, banking and accessing other services. Watch this video to see the new Oklahoma Credential.

Yes. The new credentials are produced using 100% polycarbonate, a highly durable material that makes the card resistant to cracking, bending, peeling and other physical damage common with older cards. Watch this video to see the new Oklahoma Credential.

No. Your current credential remains valid until it expires. You’ll receive the new design when you renew or replace your card.

Yes. Oklahomans may choose either a REAL ID-compliant credential or a non-compliant Driver License or State ID.

Standard identity verification documents are required to apply for a new credential, including the following:

• Proof of identity
• Proof of lawful presence
• Proof of Social Security number
• Driver Education Completion Certificate (if applicable)
• Name change documents (if applicable)
• Two proofs of Oklahoma residency (if applying for a REAL ID)

See our Required Documents form for a full list of documents needed for the services you’re seeking.

No. There are no additional fees for the new credential. Standard fees for renewal, replacement or a new credential still apply.

• If your credential is expired or within one year of expiring, your new credential will be issued with a full renewal term (four or eight years, depending on selection), starting from your current expiration date.
• If your credential expires more than one year in the future, you may still receive the new card, but your expiration date will not change.

Service Oklahoma uses advanced encryption and multi-layer security protocols. The new credential includes tamper-resistant features that make counterfeiting extremely difficult.

No. Oklahomans can choose between a REAL ID-compliant credential, or a non-compliant Driver License or State ID. REAL ID is required only for boarding domestic flights and entering certain federal facilities.

No. Your information is maintained by Service Oklahoma and is not shared with federal agencies.

Service Oklahoma collects and maintains personal information only as needed to provide driver license and motor vehicle services and to comply with Oklahoma law.

Your information is not routinely shared outside of Service Oklahoma. In limited circumstances, specific information may be used or exchanged when required or expressly permitted by law to support core public functions, such as:

• Verifying eligibility or preventing duplicate credentials
• Supporting law enforcement for official purposes
• Assisting with voter registration when a customer opts in
• Working with authorized transportation or tolling partners for vehicle-related services

Any such use or exchange is limited to the minimum information necessary and is protected by state and federal privacy laws. Service Oklahoma does not sell or broadly distribute personal information.

No. Service Oklahoma does not sell or share your personal information with marketers or advertisers. Your data is solely used to verify your identity and process your transactions.

Like most states, Oklahoma participates in a verification system that checks whether an applicant already holds a license in another state. The check returns a simple yes or no. No personal information is transferred as part of this process.