When Does an Arizona Driver's License Expire?
Last Updated Mar 26, 2020 3:10:30 PM ET
According to DMV.org, an Arizona driver's license is valid until a person reaches the age of 65 and doesn't need to be renewed before that time. It's necessary to pass a vision test and take a new photo with the Arizona Department of Motor Vehicles every 12 years.
DMV.org advises that to update a driver's license photo, two forms of identification are required, such as a current driver's license, passport, birth certificate or military ID card. As of 2014, the fee to update a photo is $12. People over the age of 60 who renew a license can get one that is valid for five years.
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