The Missouri Driver/Nondriver License

New Driver Licenses

Ages 16 - 17

Drivers who are between the ages of 16-17 are issued an intermediate license that expires up to two years* from the date issued. Read more about Graduated Licensing.

Ages 18 - 20

Drivers who are 18-20 years of age receive a 3-year* driver license that expires on the applicant's date of birth in the third year after date of issuance.

Ages 21 - 69

Drivers who are 21-69 years of age receive a 6-year* driver license that expires on the applicant's date of birth in the sixth year after the date of issuance.

Ages 70 and over

Drivers who are ages 70 and over receive a 3-year* driver license that expires on the applicant's date of birth in the third year after date of issuance.

* NOTE: Applicants who are not US citizens may receive an expiration date less than the terms noted above, based on the expiration date of the document(s) submitted.

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Renewing Driver Licenses

Ages 18 - 20

Drivers who are 18-20 years of age receive a 3-year* driver license that expires on the applicant's date of birth in the third year after date of issuance.

Ages 21 - 69

Drivers who are 21-69 years of age receive a 6-year* driver license that expires on the applicant's date of birth in the sixth year after the date of issuance.

Ages 70 and over

Drivers who are ages 70 and over receive a 3-year* driver license that expires on the applicant's date of birth in the third year after date of issuance.

Note: Renewal applicants are required to take a road sign recognition test in addition to the vision test.

* NOTE: Applicants who are not US citizens may receive an expiration date less than the terms noted above, based on the expiration date of the document(s) submitted.

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New Nondriver Licenses (ID Cards)

Ages 69 and under

Nondriver license will expire on the applicant's date of birth in the sixth year* after date of issuance.

Ages 70 and over

Applicants age 70 and older are eligible for a nonexpiring* Nondriver license.

* NOTE: Applicants who are not US citizens may receive an expiration date less than the terms noted above, based on the expiration date of the document(s) submitted.

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Renewing Nondriver Licenses (ID Cards)

Ages 69 and under

Nondriver license will expire on the applicant's date of birth in the sixth year* after date of issuance.

Ages 70 and over

Applicants age 70 and older are eligible for a nonexpiring* Nondriver license.

* NOTE: Applicants who are not US citizens may receive an expiration date less than the terms noted above, based on the expiration date of the document(s) submitted.

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Replacing a Lost/Stolen/Destroyed Missouri Driver License

You may apply and pay for a replacement driver license at any Missouri license office.

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Permit/Driver/Nondriver License Fees ( Fee Chart in PDF Format)

Type of Document Valid
up to 6 months 		Valid
up to 1 year 		Valid
up to 2 years 		Valid
up to 3 years 		Valid
up to 6 years 		Non-Expiring Duplicate
Instruction Permit
*Class A, B, or C
Minimum age 18		 $7.50           $7.50
Class E
Minimum age: 18		   $3.50         $3.50
Class F
Minimum age: 15		   $3.50         $3.50
Class M
Minimum age: 15 1/2		 $6.25           $3.50
Class M
Minimum age: 16		 $3.50           $3.50
Intermediate License
Class F
Minimum age: 16		     $7.50       $7.50
Driver License
*Class A, B, or C
Minimum age: 18		       $22.50 $45.00   $22.50 - 3 yr
$25.00 - 6 yr
*Class A, B, or C with “S” endorsement
Minimum age: 70		   New: $10.00
Renewal: $2.50 		        $10.00
Class E
Minimum age: 18		       $17.50 $35.00   $17.50 - 3 yr
$20.00 - 6 yr
*Class E with “S” endorsement
Minimum age: 70		   New: $7.50
Renewal: $2.50		         $7.50
Class F
Minimum age: 18		       $10.00 $20.00   $10.00 - 3 yr
$12.50 - 6 yr
NonDriver License (ID card)
Class ND
No minimum age		       $11.00 $11.00   $11.00
Class ND
Minimum age: 70		           $11.00 $11.00
Class ND
With CCW endorsement 		      $5.50     $5.50

*Applicable fees for written and road tests are not included.

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Missouri Driver License Security Features

In April 2003, the Missouri Department of Revenue began issuing driver licenses, permits, and non-driver licenses with a new format and enhanced security features. Security features assist the department and law enforcement agencies in fraudulent document investigations.

The most evident new feature is a “ghost” portrait of the applicant at the bottom of the license. Other security features include an outline of the state of Missouri and the words “Show Me” across the front of the license visible under ultraviolet light, printed data overlapping the ghost portrait, and a two dimensional barcode on the back of the license.

The Missouri Department of Revenue is dedicated to ensuring the authenticity and integrity of driver licenses and to ensuring that the licenses cannot be easily reproduced. Missouri’s new identification cards are among the most secure driver and non-driver license documents produced in the nation.

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Other Information about the Missouri Driver License

The Missouri Driver Guide provides additional information pertaining to Missouri's driver license, such as:

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Still need help? You can also submit your driver licensing questions to our staff by e-mail. Your e-mail will be forwarded to the appropriate area for reply. Some inquiries can be responded to more quickly than others depending on the issue and amount of time needed for research. Please make sure your computer will accept our e-mail response.