Replace your enhanced ID card (EID)
The enhanced driver license (EDL) and enhanced ID card (EID) are compliant with the REAL ID Act. For more information see: Washington State has met all requirements to comply with REAL ID Act (wordpress.com)
If your EID is lost or stolen, you can get a replacement online or at a driver licensing office. If it'll expire within 3 months, please renew it instead.
Online
- You can
replace your enhanced ID card online if:
- You had a valid, unexpired enhanced ID card.
- You haven't replaced or renewed your enhanced ID card online within the past 12 months.
- We have your Social Security number and current address on file.
- You can't replace your enhanced ID card online if:
- You moved out of Washington State.
- You changed your name from what is printed on your Enhanced ID Card.
- Your record shows you had a dishonored check, unpaid traffic fines, unpaid reissuance fee, suspension, revocation, or cancellation.
When you complete the online application:
- You can print a receipt for your records.
- After we approve your application, we'll mail an exact copy of the lost or stolen enhanced ID card to the residence address we have on file for you. You should get your replacement card within 10 days. If you don't get your replacement within 30 days, call us at 360.902.4071.
At an office
You can replace your enhanced ID card at a driver licensing office. Bring all of the following:
- Your proof of identity.
- Payment for the fees.
- If you're under 18, your parent or guardian must come with you to sign an affidavit.
If you qualify, you'll get a temporary EID before you leave. You should get your new EID within 10 days. If you don't get it within 30 days, email us: CustomerCare@dol.wa.gov.
Related information
Questions? Need help?
- Email us: CustomerCare@dol.wa.gov
- Call us: 360.902.3900
