Information on Getting A PA Driver’s License
All new residents with out-of-state non-commercial driver's licenses must obtain a PA Driver’s License within 60 days of establishing Pennsylvania residency. To apply, you must appear in person at one of the Drivers Testing Centers. You will be required to surrender your out-of-state driver’s license (valid or expired six months or less) before PennDOT will issue you a PA Driver's License. You will need to take a vision-screening test and complete the necessary forms, which are available at the Driver License Centers. In addition, you will need to show proof of identification and residency ( Some Examples are: A Lease or Mortgage Statement and copies of current utility bills in your name which show your new PA address and a Birth Certificate) . A knowledge test is NOT required for new residents with out-of-state driver's licenses which are valid or expired six months or less. Useful Links are provided below
An ID card is a viable source of identification offered to individuals 10 years of age and older who may or may not have a driver's license. To apply for an ID card, you must appear in person at one of the Driver License Centers and present proof of identification and residency requirements. If you have an out-of-state driver's license or ID card, you will need to surrender it at the time of application for a PA ID card.
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All new residents with out-of-state CDL’s must obtain a PA CDL within 30 days of establishing Pennsylvania residency. To apply, you must appear in person at one of our Driver License Centers. You will be required to surrender your out-of-state CDL (valid or expired six months or less) before PennDOT can issue you a PA CDL. You will need to take a vision screening test and complete the necessary forms, which are available at the Driver License Centers. In addition, you will need to show proof of identity and residency.
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