Current through Register Vol. 30, No. 38, September 20, 2024
A. A person seeking a
travel-compliant driver license or travel-compliant identification license
shall meet and comply with all:
1. State laws
and rules applicable to every applicant who seeks issuance of any other driver
license class, type, endorsement or non-operating identification license issued
by the Department; and
2. Federal
laws and regulations regarding the application and minimum documentation,
verification, and card issuance requirements prescribed in the most recent
edition of
6 CFR
37.11 for establishing satisfactory proof of
a person's identity, date of birth, social security number, principal residence
address of domicile in this state, and lawful status in the United
States.
B. A person
seeking a travel-compliant driver license or travel-compliant identification
license shall:
1. Apply to the Department
using an application form provided by the Department; and
2. Submit to the Department for
authentication, satisfactory proof of the applicant's full legal name, date of
birth, sex, social security number, principal residence address of domicile in
this state, and that the applicant's presence in the United States is
authorized under federal law. A list of all source documents the Department may
accept as satisfactory proof under state and federal law is maintained by the
Department on its website at
www.azdot.gov.
C. An applicant for a travel-compliant driver
license or travel-compliant identification license shall submit to the
Department a fee of $25:
1. On original
application, reinstatement, or renewal of any travel-compliant driver license
class; or
2. On original
application or renewal of a travel-compliant identification license.
D. A travel-compliant driver
license or travel-compliant identification license issued by the Department, as
prescribed under A.R.S. §
28-3175
and this Section, is:
1. Valid for a period
of up to eight years;
2. Renewable
for successive periods of up to eight years; and
3. Subject to all state and federal laws or
restrictions requiring the issuance of a shorter expiration period (e.g., up to
age 65, as provided under A.R.S. §
28-3171,
or for a time period equal to the applicant's authorized stay in the United
States, as provided under
6
CFR 37.21, etc.).
