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Paper driving licences have been scrapped for licences issued post-1998. The DVLA scrapped the paper counterpart to the photocard driving licence in June 2015, for anyone with a licence issued after 1998 it now has no legal status and can be safely binned.

You will need identification that shows: Written signature (such as government ID, passport, Social Security card) Date of birth (such as birth certificate) Social Security number (Social Security card) Residency (such as bank statement, insurance policy)

If you've been issued with a paper licence at any point over the last 24 years, you should also have a photocard, and you can discard your paper counterpart without worry. All data that would have been recorded on the paper section is now held online.

You should contact a police station in case you have lost your Driving Licence. What happens if I lose my Licence and continue to drive? When your licence is suspended or disqualified, your licence is no longer valid. Hence, you must not drive.

Some paper licences are still valid as of the date of publication (August 2022), but not all of them. If your paper licence was issued before March 31, 2000 and, as outlined above, all of the information on your paper licence is still correct, then it will usually remain valid until you turn 70.

Driver's License Commercial Driver's License (CDL) Renewal or Transfer in from another state$60Corrected Driver's License/Permit, age 81-86$2Corrected Driver's License/Permit, age 87 and olderFreeDuplicate/Corrected Temporary (90-day) Driver's License$5Duplicate/Corrected Temporary Visitor Driver's License$523 more rows

There is no minimum age for a state ID card. It costs $5 if you are under 18 years old and $20 if you are over 18 years old to get an Illinois State ID.