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Use the myMVA Online Document Guide to easily figure out which identity, residency, and citizenship documents you need to bring with you.
Immigrants who present foreign documentation without valid accompanying United States Citizenship and Immigration Services documentation, to obtain a driver's license (DL) or identification card (ID), please click here to get started.
If you have a different name on your social security card than your source documents, you must change your name with the Social Security Administration (SSA) prior to coming to the MDOT MVA.
For information on how to apply for a social security number, please visit the Social Security Administration's website.
If your name is different from the name on your birth certificate, then you are required to provide the MDOT MVA with a certified copy, from the issuing agency, of the document(s) that changed your name (i.e. marriage certificate, divorce decree, court ordered name change, etc.
ID cards for individuals 18 years of age and older will be valid for a period of 8 years and ID cards for those under the age of 18 will be valid for 5 years.
However, individuals with a limited term ID will receive a card with a time period that equals the duration of their lawful status in the United States. They will not be able to renew by mail, MDOT MVA Kiosk, or online.
Customers who are eligible can renew their Maryland ID card quickly and easily online with myMVA Online Services or by using an MDOT MVA Kiosk at a branch.
Due to federal requirements, customers will be notified upon renewal if they need to provide MDOT MVA with documents. If you have already been notified, click here to create your checklist and schedule an appointment.
You may request a duplicate identification card online by clicking here.
To report a stolen ID/driver's license due to identity theft or identity fraud please complete a complaint form at https://mva.maryland.gov/businesses/Pages/investigations.aspx .
To start the process for a Corrected Identification Card, please refer to the Online Document Guide for required identity and residency documentation.
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