Drivers Licence Photo

Once you hit 60, getting a photo drivers licence is effectively free. Tell the DVLA you are moving home and the replacement licence is free (otherwise £20 to replace). Then when you get your new licence, send it off again to change the address back! Renewals at 70+ (and every 3 yrs after that) are free. See Exchange your paper driving licence for a photocard licence

... you are over 16 is photo ID has to be provided... to scan in your passport,drivers licence etc and your online anonymity...

... message on entering my wife's drivers licence details and it failed the... service. Still failed on the licence test even though they had ... licence in front of them. They verified using secondary ID and a visual confirmation of photo... ID with manual confirmation of the licence. The process was moderately painful...

... drive by car - DRIVER's LICENCE. A VALID one. - REGISTRATION... light) - For the international drivers, car help service from your... also does the trick... - PHOTO CAMERA: Iphone, digital, disposable, sophisticated...

... much used to seeing a drivers licence and there was no issue... LCY-DUB using an expired driving licence before. I didn't know it..., I have since updated my photo.

ZippyPeanut said: I don't mind so much a real photo of myself on top, but I'm a little embarrassed on bottom. But harder to ID you from your drivers licence with the bottom picture, I presume?

Spotted this getting off the ship in Hilo, Hawaii. As if the shipboard announcements and giant sign weren’t enough, they had to add all these sticky notes emphasizing that yes, you need a photo ID to get back on the ship. Having worked with the general public I can attest that a) all those notes are necessary and b) there will still be people who will proceed without one and throw a fit later. submitted by /u/AlbinoAlex to r/Cruise [link] [comments]

I just went to ICBC today to renew by drivers licence and was turned away because I didn't bring my citizenship certificate. I don't have the original physical copy of my certificate because I only requested the electronic copy. Which is apparently more common nowadays anyway (see https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/proof-citizenship/valid/e-certificate.html) which says "As of January 2023, most people applying for citizenship can now choose to get an e-certificate when applying. Paper certificates are still an option." I called ICBC to tell them I don't have a physical original and just have the electronic copy. They told me I need to apply for the physical original one. A physical certificate is slightly problematic because the processing time is 10 months (see https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/proof-citizenship/about.html). And you can only renew your licence within 6 months of it expiring (mine expires in 3). The ICBC representative told me that I can still apply for a drivers licence without the certificate but I'll only be issued a non-photo licence in the interim until I receive my citizenship certificate and can present that to them instead. It's frustrating because on the ICBC website (see https://icbc.com/driver-licensing/visit-dl-office/Accepted-ID) under section "Foundation documents" it links directly to the government website (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizenship/proof.asp) which leads to what a valid proof of citizenship is (https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/proof-citizenship/valid.html) and specifically states electronic certificates are valid. I'm hoping I just spoke to a misinformed ICBC representative and that an e-certificate printed out should be sufficient for them. Maybe someone knows more here? Otherwise I imagine more and more people just thinking "sure an electronic citizenship certificate copy should be fine" will run into this same issue as myself. UPDATE 26 March 2026 Good news. I was able to renew my drivers licence (and services card) with a colour printed copy of my electronic citizenship certificate. I guess they just needed a physical piece of evidence to complete the renewal. The person I dealt with didn't even bat an eye at the certificate and didn't question whether it was an original physical copy mailed by the government or a printed copy of the electronic certificate. For what it's worth, I originally went with only my Canadian passport as secondary ID. I assumed the Canadian passport would trump all other requirements, including a citizenship certificate. I had obtained my previous drivers licence either through PR or my previous work permit (I don't recall which). When you go to renew your licence for the first time as a citizen apparently they need to see the certificate that first time, then afterwards it won't be asked for. It's something related to my previous licence being issued on a work permit/PR. I think the person I spoke to on the phone after the first attempt really threw me off and lead to this Reddit post. I imagine if I had just printed the electronic copy to begin with there would have been zero issues. I hope the post serves to help others in the future at least. submitted by /u/benajo to r/Canadiancitizenship [link] [comments]

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For 2026, the base price of a super license is €11,842, plus €2,392 per point scored in 2025. submitted by /u/Turbulent_Elk_2141 to r/RedBullRacing [link] [comments]