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If your picture is on file, you will receive a duplicate Photo ID card with your current picture. If no picture is on file, a camera card will be mailed to the address on file with PennDOT. If you receive a camera card; you must appear at a photo center to obtain a Photo ID card.

A Pennsylvania duplicate Photo Identification Card is issued when the current product is lost, stolen, mutilated, or never received. If PennDOT has your photo and signature on file, you can apply for a duplicate photo ID card online.

If you applied for a driver's license, the bottom portion of this form is valid as a temporary driver's license for 60 days from the issue date. After 60 days, the form is no longer valid as a driver's license, but it may be taken to a Driver License Center to be processed as a valid photo license.

How much will a REAL ID cost and when will it expire? Customers who choose to get a REAL ID will pay a one- time fee of $30, plus a renewal fee (current renewal fee is $30.50 for a four-year non-commercial driver's license or a photo ID).

Your camera card will be mailed to you within seven (7) to ten (10) business days. To receive a new photo license, take the camera card and another type of identification, such as a driver's license or ID card, to a Driver License and Photo License Center.

Upon completing your Driver's License/Photo ID renewal online, you will receive a camera card in the mail within 14 days. The printed receipt is your temporary driving document. Be sure to review PennDOT's Online Transactions FAQ page if you have any questions about completing an Online Service.

Getting a Photo ID Card If You Already Have a Driver's License Complete Form DL-54A (PDF), “Application for Initial Photo Identification Card." ... Submit the application and supporting documentation along with a check or money order payable to PennDOT for the appropriate fee (cash is not accepted).