The book contains a translation of information contained in the national driver's license to 9 major languages of the world. It also contains legal information about the use of International Driving license in countries that have signed the UN Convention.
* As a complementary feature, our technology ID Card saves a digital copy of your valid Driving Permit and your International Driver's License in your Smartphone. Up to 22 languages translations are accessible with our advanced technical ID card.
Simply download a QR code scanner app from your mobile device and our patent pending technology enables you to scan the QR code on the back of your card to access the foreign language translations and digital copy of your driver's license.
- Many states share a common system of license classes, with some exceptions, e.g. Commercial license classes are standardized by federal regulation at 49 C.F.R. Many driving permits and ID cards display small digits next to each data field.
- Formats for license plate numbers may be consistent within the state. For example, Delaware and Rhode Island were formerly able to use six-digit all-numeric serials due to their low respective populations; both now use five-digit serials, with Delaware using a letter and four digits, and Rhode Island using two letters and three digits. Several populous states use seven-character formats of.
Many US Drivers License numbers encode your name, gender, and date of birth. It's possible given these three pieces of information to determine all but three pieces of information on your license. Given someone's license number, you can take good guesses at someones name, and exactly guess their gender and date of birth.
Nevada introduced several changes in the design of driver's licenses and identification cards in 2014.
The book contains a translation of information contained in the national driver's license to 9 major languages of the world. It also contains legal information about the use of International Driving license in countries that have signed the UN Convention.
* As a complementary feature, our technology ID Card saves a digital copy of your valid Driving Permit and your International Driver's License in your Smartphone. Up to 22 languages translations are accessible with our advanced technical ID card.
Simply download a QR code scanner app from your mobile device and our patent pending technology enables you to scan the QR code on the back of your card to access the foreign language translations and digital copy of your driver's license.
- Many states share a common system of license classes, with some exceptions, e.g. Commercial license classes are standardized by federal regulation at 49 C.F.R. Many driving permits and ID cards display small digits next to each data field.
- Formats for license plate numbers may be consistent within the state. For example, Delaware and Rhode Island were formerly able to use six-digit all-numeric serials due to their low respective populations; both now use five-digit serials, with Delaware using a letter and four digits, and Rhode Island using two letters and three digits. Several populous states use seven-character formats of.
Many US Drivers License numbers encode your name, gender, and date of birth. It's possible given these three pieces of information to determine all but three pieces of information on your license. Given someone's license number, you can take good guesses at someones name, and exactly guess their gender and date of birth.
Nevada introduced several changes in the design of driver's licenses and identification cards in 2014.
The DMV began offering a Veteran designation to veterans with an honorable discharge on January 2, 2014. The state also began to issue Driver Authorization Cards to motorists who cannot meet the proof of identity standards for a driver's license.
Licenses and ID cards issued or renewed in 2014 or later may be valid for up to eight years.
On November 12, 2014, the DMV began issuing licenses and ID cards that comply with the federal Real ID Act of 2005.
In the fall of 2008, Nevada switched to a Central Issuance system. Licenses and ID cards are mailed to the motorist following all transactions including address changes and renewals.
Driver's License Number Format Usa
Digitized DesignsTop ↑
Us Driver License Number Format
REAL ID COMPLIANTTop ↑
November 12, 2014 to Present
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A Real ID driver's license or ID card has a gold circle with a star cut-out in the upper right-hand corner. Standard licenses or ID cards have a heading stating 'NOT FOR FEDERAL OFFICIAL USE.' However, they will be accepted for boarding aircraft and other federal purposes until October 1, 2021. Licenses and ID cards will be marked 'LIMITED TERM' when immigration documents are used to prove identity. These expire at the same time as the holder's U.S. Visa. Cards issued prior to November 12, 2014 remain valid until they expire or are otherwise replaced. However, they do not contain the gold circle or the statements on federal use or limited term. Licenses issued to residents under 21 years of age have a vertical format. |
US SSN / Driver License / State ID / Passport / Tax ID ...
DRIVER AUTHORIZATION CARDTop ↑January 2, 2014 to PresentDriver Authorization Cards are marked 'NOT VALID FOR IDENTIFICATION' and 'DRIVER AUTHORIZATION CARD.' These cards are not valid identification and are not accepted for boarding aircraft or other federal purposes. |
ADULT LICENSETop ↑May 4, 2010 to November 11, 2014The current design of all cards except those issued to minors. Commercial licenses, ID cards, etc., are designated as such in the banner that shows 'DRIVER LICENSE' in this example. The back of the license includes a barcode, information on endorsements and restrictions and security enhancements. These will be accepted for boarding aircraft and other federal purposes until October 1, 2021. |
MINOR LICENSETop ↑May 4, 2010 to November 11, 2014Cards issued to those under 21 years of age use a vertical format. If the holder is under 18 at issuance, the card will feature a red banner with the words 'Under 18 Until' followed by the date the cardholder will turn 18. Cards issued at ages 18-20 are in the vertical format but do not include the red banner. These will be accepted for boarding aircraft and other federal purposes until October 1, 2021. |
ASI LICENSESTop ↑January to April, 2010Nevada licenses and ID cards issued under the Advanced Secure Issuance (ASI) Real ID process had a Gold Star in the upper right hand corner. These cards were issued beginning at the Carson City office Monday, January 11, 2010 with a rollout proceeding to all offices statewide through March 12. The ASI program terminated April 30, 2010. These cards were replaced with standard Nevada licenses or IDs as they expired or were otherwise replaced. |
ADULT LICENSETop ↑2008 to 2010The first Nevada license under Central Issuance was issued at the Carson City office on October 10, 2008. The statewide rollout was completed on January 13, 2009. Central Issuance News Releases |
MINOR LICENSETop ↑2008 to 2010Licenses issued to drivers under 18 have a red banner indicating their 18th birthday. Licenses issued to drivers 18 - 20 are in the vertical format but do not have a red banner. Minor licenses issued in early 2010 followed the ASI rules listed above and may or may not have a gold star. |
ADULT LICENSETop ↑2002 to 2009Digitized driver licenses and identification cards in the original style were issued from May, 2002, through January, 2009. Digitized License News Releases |
MINOR LICENSETop ↑2002 to 2009Under 21 cards displayed a vertical format and the words 'Under 21 Until' followed by the date the cardholder would turn 21 in a yellow bar. |
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ADULT LICENSETop ↑Film-based licenses and ID cards were issued to all Nevadans prior to 2002. Travel teams in remote areas continued to issue film licenses through 2006. |
UNDER 21Top ↑No AlcoholThe license issued to drivers between 18 and 21 had a yellow header bar across the top with the words 'MINOR DRIVER UNDER 21' in red print. |
UNDER 18Top ↑No Alcohol / No TobaccoThe license issued to young people under 18 has a light blue header bar across the top of the license with the words 'MINOR DRIVER UNDER 18' printed in yellow in the upper right corner. Nevada began issuing the Under 21 licenses pictured here in April, 1998. Under 21 licenses issued prior to that date were identical to the adult license. |
