QUINCY (WGEM) - Illinois Secretary of State Jess White is reminding Illinois residents that appointments are required at the Quincy drivers facility. Show These appointments include behind-the-wheel road tests, Real Ids, standard driver’s licenses and id cards. Vehicle services, such as renewing a license plate sticker or applying for a vehicle title, do not require an appointment. According to White, the extension for expired driver’s licenses, ID cards and learner’s permits is now set to expire on July 31, 2022. White encourages those with expired IDS to renew them before the last minute. The extension does not apply to commercial driver’s licenses (CDL) and CDL learner’s permits. White also encourages the public to use ilsos.gov to conduct business which can help customers eliminate any need to come into the facility building in person. In addition to driver’s license and ID card renewals for those who qualify, online services include obtaining a duplicate driver’s license or ID card (if lost or stolen), changing an address, ordering a driving record and purchasing license plate stickers. Seniors, veterans, persons with disabilities and expected mothers will be served as walk-ins. They can also make an appointment if needed. White also notes that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has extended the federal REAL ID deadline to May 3, 2023. Appointments will renew each morning on ilsos.gov to schedule an appointment. For those without internet access, the Secretary of State is partnering with the Chicago Lighthouse to provide an appointment hotline, which the public can call at 844-817-4649. Copyright 2022 WGEM. All rights reserved. Press Release - Wednesday, November 17, 2021 Comprehensive Plan Addresses Heavy Customer Volume at Facilities Caused by COVID-19 Pandemic Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White announced that throughout the next few months, many larger downstate and central Illinois Driver Services facilities will require appointments for behind-the-wheel road tests, REAL IDs, standard driver's licenses and ID cards. Vehicle services, such as renewing a license plate sticker or applying for a vehicle title, do not require an appointment. The facilities and tentative dates they begin appointments include: Facility Street Address
Beginning Date for Appointments Other locations may be added to the list of appointment-required facilities after this rollout is complete. Aside from the Springfield Dirksen Parkway facility, these central and downstate appointment-based facilities will have the same standardized days and hours of operation: Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Wednesday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to noon. The Springfield Dirksen Parkway facility is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Customers and employees are required to wear masks. Customers are encouraged to bring their own masks. Customers may visit ilsos.gov to schedule an appointment up to 10 days in advance during this phase of the program. New appointment slots will be available each day at ilsos.gov. Secretary White emphasized that seniors, veterans, persons with disabilities and expectant mothers will be served as walk-ins at all of the designated appointment facilities. They also have the option to make an appointment. For faster access to available appointments, customers should visit ilsos.gov as new appointments are available each day. The Secretary of State is also partnering with the Chicago Lighthouse to provide an appointment hotline, which the public may call at 844-817-4649. The Chicago Lighthouse's call centers offer career opportunities for people who are blind, visually impaired, disabled, veterans and economically disadvantaged. White noted that not all facilities will go to the appointment-based system. Many small, rural facilities will not require the appointment system because they do not experience the heavy customer volume that large facilities encounter. These facilities will all remain accessible to walk-in customers. Some facilities in the Chicago area will also continue to serve walk-ins. There are currently 16 Chicagoland facilities that require appointments. Expanding online renewal to address heavy customer volume White's office is expanding remote renewal for driver's license and ID card holders. During this fall and through the end of 2021, the office is mailing letters to eligible customers with expired driver's licenses and ID cards requiring them to renew online, by phone or by mail. The office estimates that this will eliminate the need for approximately 1 million people to visit a facility. In addition, White's office will continue mailing online renewal letters to drivers and ID card holders 90 days before their cards expire. Many customers will be able to renew online, by phone and by mail, and avoid visiting facilities. Customers who must visit a facility include first time driver's license or ID card applicants, first-time REAL ID applicants, and drivers ages 75 and older who are required by state law to visit a facility when renewing their license. White continues to encourage people to conduct other business online at ilsos.gov. In addition to driver's license and ID card renewals for those who qualify, online services include obtaining a duplicate driver's license or ID card, ordering a driver record and purchasing license plate stickers. As a reminder, White has extended all driver's license and ID card expiration dates to Jan. 1, 2022. This extension does not apply to commercial driver's licenses (CDL) and CDL learner's permits. In addition, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has extended the federal REAL ID deadline to May 3, 2023. "During the pandemic, my office has continued to serve the public, including face-to-face transactions, in a safe and responsible manner," said White. "Throughout this time, we also greatly expanded online services. This comprehensive plan further addresses the heavy customer volume at facilities caused by the ongoing pandemic." How do I make an appointment to renew my driver's license in Illinois?Customers without access to a smart phone or computer can call 844-817-4649 to schedule an appointment.
Do I need to make an appointment for the DMV Illinois?Vehicle services, such as renewing a license plate sticker or applying for a vehicle title, do not require an appointment.
Can I schedule a DMV appointment online Illinois?Customers can make an appointment up to 10 days in advance at www.cyberdriveillinois.com or by calling the appointment helpline at 844-817-4649.
What documents are needed for Illinois driver's license renewal?Written signature (current driver's license, canceled check, court order, credit card) Date of birth (birth certificate, adoption record, citizenship certificate, U.S. passport) Social Security number (social security card, W-2 form) Residency (bank statement, insurance policy, pay stub, utility bill)
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