The Department may, in its discretion, require any licensed driver to submit to an examination or re-examination prior to his or her normal renewal date upon receipt of a recommendation from a court having jurisdiction of traffic offenses, a law enforcement agency, or physician stating that the driver's ability to operate a motor vehicle safely is questionable. No civil or criminal action may be brought against any physician, person or agency for providing this information. These reports are confidential and used only to determine the qualifications of the individual to operate a motor vehicle on Florida's highways. A medical reporting form may be used to report these concerns by the general public, medical professional or law enforcement officer.
If you are worried about the driving ability of someone, you can report them. If you are not yet Real ID compliant as explained above, you must meet additional document requirements before obtaining a new driver’s license or ID Card.You will need to bring a certified court documents or a certified marriage certificate. After your updated social security card arrives, visit one of our Service Centers.(Please note there are several websites that advertise changing your name for a fee these are NOT affiliated with any government agency.) How do I change my name on my driver’s license or ID Card?Īll the information you need can be found at the following government websites. If you have changed your name since your last renewal (eg: marriage or divorce) - see below.If your current card is expired and you have already used the one-time online renewal option.If you are applying for your first driver's license or identification card.The following requires a visit to one of our Service Centers with your required documents: If 80 or older, you must take a vision test prior to renewing. You may renew online or by mail IF you renewed in person last time and you are under 80 years old. A list of the most common documents can be found at document requirements. You are required to bring original documents that confirm you are in this country legally, prove your identity, confirm your social security number and your residential address. This means you must have specific documentation when renewing, replacing or obtaining a driver's license or identification card. In compliance with the federal Real ID law, in 2010 Florida was one of the first states to begin issuing Real ID compliant driver's licenses and identification cards. Para información en español sobre licencias de conducir y vehículos, oprima aqui. For detailed information on each kind of license issued in Florida, click License/ID Card from the menu on the right. Most Floridians have a Class E - Operator’s License.
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