Get application for library card

To receive a library card you can fill out an application in person at any Los Angeles Public Library location, or download the application form , fill it out and bring it in to any location, or pre-register over the Internet by visiting the Library's Web Pre-Registration Page.

To apply for a library card, you must be a California resident and provide a government issued photo ID such as your valid Driver's License, State ID, Passport, Consulate ID card or an active Military ID. Patrons younger than 18 years old can register for a library card using the online library card application.

To receive a library card you can fill out an application in person at any Los Angeles Public Library location, or download the application form , fill it out and bring it in to any location, or pre-register over the Internet by visiting the Library's Web Pre-Registration Page.

To receive an E-card, you must be a California resident, and at least 13 years of age. The information submitted is confidential and used for library services only. Please bring your valid photo ID with proof of current address to any Contra Costa County Library location to receive your full-access Library Card.

Get a Card Cards are free and available to California residents. Children under the age of 13 need to visit the library with a guardian to register for a card. Apply for an Instant Online Access Card (ages 13+) to use all electronic resources immediately.

To apply for a library card, you must be a California resident and provide a government issued photo ID such as your valid Driver's License, State ID, Passport, Consulate ID card or an active Military ID. Patrons younger than 18 years old can register for a library card using the online library card application.

You certainly can! With Libby, you can add as many library cards as you have in your wallet or attached to your key ring.

Applicants must present a valid California ID or Driver's License, or both a photo ID and verification of home address. Library card holder is responsible for everything checked out on their card. There is no charge for the first library card. Items can be renewed twice as long as there are no holds on the item.

To receive an E-card, you must be a California resident, and at least 13 years of age. The information submitted is confidential and used for library services only. Please bring your valid photo ID with proof of current address to any Contra Costa County Library location to receive your full-access Library Card.

Get a Card Cards are free and available to California residents. Children under the age of 13 need to visit the library with a guardian to register for a card. Apply for an Instant Online Access Card (ages 13+) to use all electronic resources immediately.

Ask library staff for details. For applicants whose permanent address is outside of California, there is a non-resident fee of $50.00. Non-resident cards are issued and renewed in person only, at the time of payment. Cards are not issued through the mail.

You certainly can! With Libby, you can add as many library cards as you have in your wallet or attached to your key ring.

Adult and teen users may either apply online or in person at any New York Public Library location or Library-sponsored event. Applications for children ages 12 and under must be completed in person, and require the signature of a parent or guardian. When you apply for a card online, you will receive a barcode number.

Applicants must present a valid California ID or Driver's License, or both a photo ID and verification of home address. Library card holder is responsible for everything checked out on their card. There is no charge for the first library card. Items can be renewed twice as long as there are no holds on the item.

Ask library staff for details. For applicants whose permanent address is outside of California, there is a non-resident fee of $50.00. Non-resident cards are issued and renewed in person only, at the time of payment. Cards are not issued through the mail.

Library cards are available for free to permanent and temporary residents of California. With an LA County Library card, you can: check out books, magazines, and DVDs. place holds and access your account online.

Adult and teen users may either apply online or in person at any New York Public Library location or Library-sponsored event. Applications for children ages 12 and under must be completed in person, and require the signature of a parent or guardian. When you apply for a card online, you will receive a barcode number.

Applicants must present a valid California ID or Driver's License, or both a photo ID and verification of home address. Library card holder is responsible for everything checked out on their card. There is no charge for the first library card. Items can be renewed twice as long as there are no holds on the item.

Library cards are available for free to permanent and temporary residents of California. With an LA County Library card, you can: check out books, magazines, and DVDs. place holds and access your account online.

Applicants must present a valid California ID or Driver's License, or both a photo ID and verification of home address. Library card holder is responsible for everything checked out on their card. There is no charge for the first library card. Items can be renewed twice as long as there are no holds on the item.

Any person(s) residing in New York State may apply online for instant access, or visit a BPL branch. An ID is not required. Is my eCard/Welcome Card renewable? Accounts will expire after one year.

Any person(s) residing in New York State may apply online for instant access, or visit a BPL branch. An ID is not required. Is my eCard/Welcome Card renewable? Accounts will expire after one year.

To replace a lost card, please go in person to the library and bring appropriate identification with you. Thank you! Welcome! California residents can get a digital library card by registering online. A digital library card provides immediate, free access to our online databases and downloadable e-content.

To replace a lost card, please go in person to the library and bring appropriate identification with you. Thank you! Welcome! California residents can get a digital library card by registering online. A digital library card provides immediate, free access to our online databases and downloadable e-content.