New State ID Card
There are two ways to receive a State Identification card from the State of Oklahoma. You can visit a Licensed Operator or a Service Oklahoma Licensing Office location.
Options to Get a New State ID
You can get a New State ID by visiting a Licensed Operator or a Service Oklahoma Licensing Office.
- Licensing Office
- Licensed Operator
Eligibility
You can go to a licensing office to receive a New State ID Card if:
You have a valid Oklahoma Address
How to Start
Bring the following documents to your visit:
- One Proof of Identity - Find the list of acceptable proof of identification documents here.
- One Proof of Lawful Presence - Find the list of acceptable proof of lawful presence documents here.
- One Proof of Oklahoma Residency (two if applying for REAL ID) - Find the list of acceptable proof of residency documents here.
- Social Security number - Physical card is not required.
- Name Change Document (if applicable) - If the last name to be entered on the Oklahoma State ID Card is different from the name on the Primary ID, the applicant must bring in a document showing a legal name change. Click here to view the list of acceptable legal name change documents.
- Parent or Legal Guardian - If you are under the age of 18, you must have a parent or legal guardian with you. If a parent is not present, you must bring in the Parent Authorization affidavit to obtain a new State ID.
- Immigration or Legal Presence Documents (if applicable) - Visit the Required Documents page for more information.
Visit a Service Oklahoma Licensing Office
Many Service Oklahoma Licensing Office locations provide walk-in services.
Get your temporary State ID printed
Once your paperwork has been approved and processed, you will given a temporary paper ID to use until you receive your State ID in the mail.
Note
Most Service Oklahoma Licensing Offices only accept credit cards as the payment method. If you are paying with cash, check, or money order you will be given documents that you will then need to take to a Licensed Operator to have your new State ID Card printed. Find a Licensed Operator here.
Eligibility
If you are a US citizen or permanent resident, you can go to a Licensed Operator to receive a new State ID if:
You have a valid Oklahoma Address
How to Start
Bring the following documents to your visit:
- Primary ID - Click here to find the list of acceptable primary identification documents.
- 2 valid Proofs of Oklahoma residency (required if applying for REAL ID) - View the list of all acceptable residency documents.
- Social Security number - Physical card is not required.
- Name Change Document (if applicable) - If the last name to be entered on the Oklahoma State ID Card is different from the name on the Primary ID, the applicant must bring in a document showing a legal name change. Click here to view the list of acceptable legal name change documents.
- Parent or Legal Guardian - If you are under the age of 18, you must have a parent or legal guardian with you. If a parent is not present, you must bring in the Parent Authorization affidavit to obtain a new State ID.
- Immigration or Legal Presence Documents (if applicable) - Visit the Required Documents page for more information.
Visit an approved Licensed Operator
We recommend calling the Licensed Operator in advance to ask for availability or walk-in time slots available.
Get your temporary State ID
Once your paperwork has been approved and processed, you will given a temporary paper ID to use until you receive your State ID in the mail.
Fees
4-year credential option
- Original: $25.00
- Renewal: $25.00
- Replace: $25.00
8-year credential option
- Original: $50.00
- Renewal: $50.00
- Replace: $25.00
Frequently Asked Questions
Licensed Operators, previously called Tag Agents, are locations approved by Service Oklahoma to provide licensing services on behalf of the State of Oklahoma. Oklahoma ID issuance is offered at Licensed Operator locations, and may be a faster option than visiting a Service Oklahoma Licensing Office.
You may receive a new State ID at a Licensed Operator (previously called Tag Agent) location if you have previously received a State ID from the state of Oklahoma. If you have never received a State ID card from Oklahoma, you will need to make an in-person appointment, or walk-in to a Service Oklahoma Licensing Office location.
If you already have a State ID card, you can submit a renewal online.
You can only have the REAL ID designation on one form of identification. If you currently have multiple REAL ID credentials, choose the one you use most often—such as for flying or accessing federal buildings—and update the other(s) to remove the REAL ID designation.
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