Get PA DL-130 2017

A camera card will be mailed, and you should receive it within seven to ten working days after form is processed. Step 4: Once you receive your camera card, take it along with appropriate identification to any Photo Center to receive new digitized driver's license.

Renewing Your Driver's License To renew your license, you will need to go in person to the Drivers License Center and present the same documents needed for your first license. Bring a signed I-20, passport, visa, I-94, SSN card or denial letter, proof of address, and a personal check.

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.

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.

When you receive a camera card, which is an invitation to our photo license/identification card process, you must appear at a photo center to obtain a photo for driver's license/identification card. Please reference Find a PennDOT near you on our website for more information and to find a Photo Center near you.

The camera card is valid as a driver's license for a period of 60 days from the date of validation by the Department. (2) If a camera card is mutilated, lost, stolen, destroyed or becomes illegible, the person to whom it was issued shall obtain a replacement camera card upon payment of the required fee.

No, federal REAL ID regulations require that you present proof of identity, proof of social security number and proof of PA residency when applying for REAL ID. Even if you have provided this info to PennDOT for a CDL renewal, you will need to present it again to get a REAL ID.

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.