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Applicants must meet all of the following criteria:
You currently have a valid Oklahoma address
You currently have a valid Commercial Driver License or a license that has not been expired for more than one (1) year
You're a US citizen or permanent resident
You have a Medical Examiner’s Certificate (DOT Medical Card)
You’re NOT eligible to renew online if:
Applicants must meet all of the following criteria:
You currently have a valid Oklahoma address
A valid Oklahoma CDL or one that has not been expired for than 3 years. If your license has been expired for more than 3 years, click here to apply for a new CDL
If your current last name is different from your identification documents, you will need documentation connecting your name on your primary and secondary IDs to your current name, such as a marriage license, divorce decree, adoption decree, etc. For more information, click here.
If you are a lawful Permanent Resident, you will need to bring with you a Valid, unexpired Permanent Resident Card, issued by United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or Immigration and Naturalization Services (INS)*
You may choose to update or change your CDL self-certification status during renewal. More information can be found here.
Holders of a Hazardous Materials endorsement must take the written test for the Hazardous Materials endorsement at each renewal.
You will also be required to complete an additional TSA background check at each renewal.
Licensed Operators cannot renew Hazardous Materials endorsements.
If you are paying with a credit card, the permit will be printed at the Driver License Location. If you are paying with cash or a money order, the Examiner will issue a form that must be taken to a nearby Licensed Operator to get the permit printed.
To receive a hazardous material endorsement, please visit the TSA Hazmat Endorsement page.
No, a CDL license is a federally regulated license and must be issued by a Driver License Examiner. See the Renew a CDL section to learn more.
You are required to hold a Medical Examiner Certificate (DOT Medical Card) if you operate, and have self-certified as, Non-Exempted Interstate commerce (NI). If you are not sure what your self-certification status is, click here to learn more about them.