What must a driver provide when applying for a license renewal?

When applying for a license renewal, a driver is required to provide both proof of residency and proof of identity. This requirement helps ensure that the information on the driver's license remains accurate and that the person seeking renewal is indeed the same individual to whom the license was originally issued.

Providing proof of identity typically involves presenting a document that verifies the applicant's name and date of birth, such as a birth certificate or a previous driver's license. Proof of residency ensures that the applicant is currently living at the address listed on the license, which could be shown with documents such as utility bills or bank statements.

This dual requirement helps maintain the integrity of the licensing system, preventing identity theft and ensuring that licenses are issued only to qualifying residents. While some situations may allow for exceptions, the standard process emphasizes the importance of establishing both identity and residency at the time of renewal.