I’m moving to Missouri and I have a valid driver license from another state. How can I get a Missouri driver license?
As soon as you establish residency in Missouri, you must apply and pay for a Missouri driver license at a Missouri license office. You may surrender a valid current driver license (or one that is expired 184 days or less) from another U.S. state to the state of Missouri to waive your Missouri skills and written tests. All applicants are required to pass the Missouri road sign recognition and vision tests. Commercial Driver License (CDL) holders must transfer their CDL within 30 days of transfer of residency. Please click here for a complete list of documents required to obtain a Missouri driver or nondriver license or instruction permit. If you are between the ages of 21 and 69, you may apply for a 6-year Missouri driver license. If you are between the ages of 18 and 20, or you are 70 or over, you may apply for a 3-year Missouri driver license. A fee chart is included in Chapter 1 of the Missouri Driver Guide. Please click here if you want more information about getting a HazMat endors
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