In Arizona, a driver’s License (DL) is issued for a very long time, one of the longest in the United States.
Basic rules of validity:Until the age of 65: The license is valid until the driver turns 65.
Even if the rights were obtained at the age of 20, they do not need to be renewed (to update the photo) before that age.
After 65 years of age: The rights are granted for 5 years, after which they must be renewed.
Arizona Travel ID (REAL ID): If you receive a Travel ID (which meets federal requirements), it is valid for 8 years, regardless of age.
Important nuances:Despite the fact that the rights do not expire, the photo rights have an age limit:
upon reaching the age of 65, it is necessary to update the photo and information.
If you are not a citizen or permanent resident of the United States (for example, on a work visa),
The validity period of your rights will be limited by the validity period of your legal presence in the United States (documents from USCIS).
It is necessary to update the residential address in the MVD database, even if the rights themselves are still valid.
