Glenstone License Office

Additional Information


Driver License Expiration

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: Driver license renewal applicants are required to take a road sign recognition test and vision test.

* 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.

Nondriver License Expiration

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.

* 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.

Replacing a Lost/Stolen/Destroyed Missouri Driver License or Nondriver License

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

For more information on replacing the lost, stolen, or destroyed license, visit the Frequently Asked Question page.

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

Fees and duration of license are based on applicant's age at the time of transaction.

























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

How Do I Pay?

Payment may be made by cash, personal check, cashier's check, money order, and credit or debit cards (Discover, American Express, VISA, and Master Card only).

Personal checks must be made payable to the Missouri Department of Revenue. Personal checks must be preprinted with the check writer's name, address, bank code, and account number. The personal check must also include the following information regarding the check writer:

  • Driver's license or non-driver's license number;
  • Date of birth; and
  • Daytime phone number.

The Missouri Department of Revenue may electronically resubmit checks returned for insufficient or uncollected funds.

Credit / Debit Card Transactions - The "convenience fee" charged by the credit/debit card vendor for transactions up to $50.00 is $1.25. For transactions over $50.00, please see the table below.

Missouri Driver Licenses and Nondriver Licenses

In December 2012, the Missouri Department of Revenue introduced the latest improvements to driver licenses and nondriver licenses.  These changes protect your identity and help decrease fraud. The new system means the end of the over-the-counter driver license system that had been in place since the 1990s, and allowed the Department to install substantially more modern technology.

Effective April 1, 2017, Missouri instruction permit, driver license, and nondriver identification card documents will be modified to remove the Director of Revenue signature displayed above the applicant photo area of the printed document. This change will not affect the requirements or procedures for issuance of the document and the previously issued formats containing the Director of Revenue’s signature remain valid until the expiration date of the document.

For more information, click on the following links:

Restrictions

If you have limited driving experience or a medical condition that impairs your ability to drive safely, you may receive a restricted license permitting you to drive only under certain conditions. Those coded restrictions and conditions will be placed on your license. You may be required to take a driving test in order to have a restriction removed from your license. A list of these restrictions can be found on page 12 of the Missouri Driver Guide.

Endorsements

Endorsements are just the opposite of restrictions because they qualify you to do things you couldn’t do without the endorsement. The following endorsement is available for your non-commercial (class F, E, or M) Missouri driver license.

  • Motorcycle License (M) — You must have a Class M license or permit (or a driver license with the M endorsement) if you operate a motorcycle or motortricycle on public roadways. You will need to pass the Class F and Class M written, vision, road sign, and motorcycle skills tests. Graduated driver license requirements will apply to Class M license applicants between the ages of 16 and 18. See the Graduated Driver Licenserequirements for details. For more information about Missouri's motorcycle laws, see the Motorcycle Operator Manual. 
  • School Bus (S) — A school bus endorsement is required for anyone transporting students from school to home, home to school, and to and from school-sponsored events. A school bus endorsement may be issued to drivers age 21 or older who hold a Class E (referred to as a "for-hire" or "chauffeur") license or a commercial license with a Passenger (P) endorsement. A school bus endorsement can be suspended for one year if a person fails to pass any drug, alcohol, or chemical test administered in accordance with any federal or state law, rule, or regulation regarding the operation of a school bus. Missouri law has special operating regulations for school buses. If you need more information on school buses, contact the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, Division of Administrative and Financial Services — School Transportation by e-mail: webreply@dmpt.dese.mo.gov, phone: (573) 751-0357, or fax: (573) 526-6898.

Additional endorsements are available if you have a Commercial Driver License (CDL).

Other Information about the Missouri Driver License

  • Boater Safety Indicator
  • Driver's Privacy Protection Act
  • "J88" Notation (for the deaf or hard of hearing) — When you apply for or renew your permit, driver license, or nondriver license, you may ask that a "J88" notation be placed on your card. In the event of an emergency, this notation will allow law enforcement or emergency and medical personnel to readily determine if you are deaf or hard of hearing. This will assist in ensuring effective communications with someone who is injured and nonresponsive.
  • Organ, Eye, and Tissue Donor Information — When you apply for or renew your permit, driver license, or nondriver license, you will be asked two very important questions dealing with organ, eye, and tissue donation.
  • Permanent Disability Indicator
  • Selective Service Registration — Male applicants, age 18 to 26, may register with Selective Service at the time of application for a new or renewal permit, driver license, or nondriver license. For more information, you may visit the Selective Service System website.
  • Veteran Designation
  • Voter Registration — When you apply for or renew your permit, driver license, or nondriver license, the clerk will ask you if you are registered to vote.