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I need an ID. What do I need to do?
If this is your first ID, you’ll need to make an appointment. For your appointment, you’ll need to bring a fee of $14 and the following:
- One document verifying age and identity
- A Social Security card or one document proving you have a Social Security number
- For U.S. citizens, one document proving residency
- For non-U.S. citizens, one document issued by the U.S. government indicating legal presence
No-fee IDs are available to some customers. Learn more about state IDs.

If you need to replace a lost or stolen ID that has not expired, most customers can do that online.
If you need to renew an ID that has not expired, this can be done online.
If your ID has expired, you need to make an appointment and go to a driver license office.
How do I replace a lost or stolen license or ID?
You can order a replacement or duplicate license or ID if:
- Your license or ID has been lost or stolen
- Your license or ID is damaged or unreadable
- Your address has changed.
- Your name has changed (this can only be done in a driver license office only)
Individuals can order a replacement or duplicate driver license or ID card online or visit a driver license office after making an appointment first.
How do I change my name on a License or ID?
An individual whose name changes from the name stated on a driver license or ID must notify the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles within 60 days after the change occurs and obtain a duplicate card with the new name.
Name changes must be completed at an NCDMV driver license office and you will need to make an appointment for this service. Please be sure to bring a fee of $14 and the following with you:
- A certified marriage certificate issued by a government agency
- Documented proof from the courts or the Register of Deeds establishing that the name change was officially accomplished
- Execution of a notarized DL-101 (obtained from an DMV office)
All documentation must be provided by the appropriate government agency of the United States, Puerto Rico, U.S. territories or Canada.

Learn more on about this process on the NCDMV Name Changes page.

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