1. What is the process for renewing an Expired Driver’s License in South Dakota?

The process for renewing an expired driver’s license in South Dakota is as follows:

1. Visit the South Dakota Department of Public Safety website and access the Online Driver License Renewal form.

2. Enter the information requested, such as name, birthdate, mailing address, phone number, and driver’s license number.

3. Pay the required fee.

4. Schedule an appointment with the local Driver Licensing office or submit the form online.

5. Attend the appointment and present the required documents, such as proof of identity, residency, and legal presence (for non-US citizens).

6. Pass a vision test and present proof of insurance (if applicable).

7. Have your photo taken and receive your new driver’s license.

2. When does an Expired Driver’s License become invalid in South Dakota?

A driver’s license in South Dakota will become invalid at midnight on the day of expiration.

3. Is a vision test required when renewing an Expired Driver’s License in South Dakota?

Yes, a vision test is required when renewing an expired driver’s license in South Dakota.

4. How long does it take to renew an Expired Driver’s License in South Dakota?

The length of time required to renew an expired driver’s license in South Dakota depends on the type and expiration date of the license. If the license expired less than one year ago, then it can be renewed up to one year after the expiration date. If the license expired more than one year ago, then it must be renewed by taking a written knowledge and road test.

5. What documents are needed to renew an Expired Driver’s License in South Dakota?

To renew an expired driver’s license in South Dakota, you will need the following documents:

• Your current driver’s license (or expired one if it has not been expired for more than two years)
• Proof of Identity (Passport, Birth Certificate, etc.)
• Proof of South Dakota residency (utility bill, bank statement, etc.)
• Proof of Social Security Number (Social Security card, W-2 form, etc.)
• Payment for the renewal fee (check or cash)

6. What is the cost of renewing an Expired Driver’s License in South Dakota?

The cost for renewing an expired driver’s license in South Dakota is $28.

7. How far in advance can an Expired Driver’s License be renewed in South Dakota?

In South Dakota, an expired driver’s license can be renewed up to 6 months in advance.

8. Are extensions available for renewing an Expired Driver’s License in South Dakota?

Yes, South Dakota offers an extension for renewing an expired driver’s license. The extension can be requested through the South Dakota Department of Public Safety’s website. The extension is available for up to one year and allows drivers to continue operating a motor vehicle while their license is expired.

9. Is there a grace period for renewing an Expired Driver’s License in South Dakota?

Yes. South Dakota residents have up to one year after the expiration date of their driver’s license to renew without having to take the written, vision, and road tests again. After one year, the written, vision, and road tests must be taken to renew a driver’s license.

10. Is there a penalty for driving with an expired driver’s license in South Dakota?

Yes, driving with an expired driver’s license in South Dakota is a Class 2 misdemeanor and carries a fine of up to $500.

11. Are there any age restrictions for renewing an Expired Driver’s License in South Dakota?

Yes, those over the age of 74 must renew their driver’s license in person at a local driver’s license office.

12. Does South Dakota offer a discounted fee for seniors when renewing an Expired Driver’s License?

Yes, South Dakota does offer a discounted fee for seniors when renewing an expired driver’s license. The reduced fee is $20.

13. Are there any restrictions on how often an Expired Driver’s License can be renewed in South Dakota?

Yes, there are restrictions on how often an expired driver’s license can be renewed in South Dakota. The license must be renewed within one year of expiration or it will be considered canceled and a new application must be submitted. If the license has been expired for more than four years, a written and road test may be required before renewal.

14. Does a driver need to take a new road test to renew an Expired Driver’s License in South Dakota?

Yes, a driver needs to take a new road test in order to renew an expired driver’s license in South Dakota.

15. Is there a waiting period before a new driver’s license is issued after renewal of an expired license in South Dakota?

Yes, there is a waiting period. The South Dakota Department of Public Safety states that it takes approximately 10 days for a driver’s license to be issued after the renewal application has been submitted and approved.

16. Does the process of renewing an Expired Driver’s License differ from county to county in South Dakota?

No, the process of renewing an Expired Driver’s License is the same across all counties in South Dakota.

17. Does a driver need to provide proof of insurance when renewing an expired driver’s license in South Dakota?

Yes, a driver must provide proof of insurance when renewing an expired driver’s license in South Dakota.

18. How soon after moving to South Dakota must a driver renew their expired driver’s license?

A driver must renew their expired driver’s license within 30 days of moving to South Dakota.

19. What fees must be paid when renewing an expired driver’s license online in South Dakota?

In South Dakota, to renew an expired driver’s license online, the standard renewal fee of $28 must be paid. There may be additional fees for specialized license plates or other services.

20. Are there any special requirements for drivers with disabilities when renewing an expired driver’s license in South Dakota?

Yes, drivers with disabilities may be eligible to obtain a driver’s license extension if they meet certain criteria. The extension is valid for up to two years past the expiration date of the driver’s license and allows the driver to continue to operate a motor vehicle in South Dakota. Drivers must submit a special application for an extension that can be obtained from the South Dakota Department of Motor Vehicles.