Renew or replace a driver’s licence
Driver’s licences are valid for one, three or five years. Your class of licence, age or medical status may require more frequent renewal.
To renew or replace in-person:
Visit a driver and vehicle office with your existing driver's licence.
If licence information needs to change (such as address):
- Fill out this form and print it (forms also available in-person at driver and vehicle offices).
- Visit a
driver and vehicle office with your existing licence and one of the following:
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Bank statement identifying residential address
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Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefit statement
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Employment Insurance (CI) benefit statement
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Federal widow / widower benefit statement
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Signed lease agreement identifying residential address (either from a private or commercially owned properties)
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Letter from employer on letterhead (must state employee’s residential address)
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Mortgage agreement identifying residential address
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NWT Student Financial Assistance (SFA)
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Pay Stub identifying residential address
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Property tax statement
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Signed note from landlord, roommate, spouse, parent or guardian accompanied by their proof of residency
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Utility bill identifying residential address
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Veteran’s benefit statement
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Financial case report
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Cable, landline or cellphone bill
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Home or automobile insurance policy identifying residential address
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If licence is expired more than two years:
- Follow the process for a new licence.
Fees
- 5-year renewal: $103.00 (seniors 60+: $51.00)
- 3-year renewal: $79.00 (seniors 60+: $40.00)
- 1-year renewal: $43.00 (seniors 60+: $22.00)
- Replacement of lost, damaged, or stolen licence: $31.00 (seniors 60+: $16.00)